Neurolímits

Recerca.Revista de Pensament I Anàlisi 22:15-32 (2018)
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Neuroscience promises us to explain philosophical issues, from ethics to general philosophy, as brain activity. I this paper we will propose expose the naturalistic view of neurophilosphy, show many problems of this proposal and how a dualistic ontology helps solve efficently these problems.

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10.6035/recerca.2018.22.2

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