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The Spatiality of the Mental and the Mind-Body Problem

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Weintraub, R. The Spatiality of the Mental and the Mind-Body Problem. Synthese 117, 409–417 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1005022524925

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Keywords

  • Spatial Location
  • Light Cone
  • Mental Event
  • Mental Property
  • Temporal Priority