The Bodily Nature of the Self, or What Descartes Should Have Conceded Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia

Albert A. Johnstone

The Bodily Nature of the Self, or What Descartes Should Have Conceded Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia

In Maxine Sheets-Johnstone (ed.), Giving the Body Its Due (1992)

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