Perception, Mind and Personal Identity

A Critique of Materialism

AvDavid H. Lund

Inbunden, Engelska, 1994

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The book is primarily a critique of a materialistic view of persons and their experiences. Its subject matter is quite broad, as it includes a consideration of not only whether there can be an adequate materialist treatment of sensations, consciousness, and intentionality of thought, but also of whether there can be such a treatment of perceptual experience, on the one hand, and of self-consciousness, on the other. It presents a case for concluding that the difficulties facing the materialist are overwhelming.

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Utgivningsdatum:1994-09-06
Mått:142 x 223 x 21 mm
Vikt:481 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:286
Förlag:University Press of America
ISBN:9780819196156

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David H. Lund is Professor of Philosophy at Bemidji State University, in Minnesota

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David Lund's book offers the most comprehensive critique of materialism to date...The main virtue of the book lies in its sheer comprehensiveness, and in the great weight and meticulous detail of argument brought against the materialist case...a very good book, one which everyone interested in the mind-body problem should read. -- Laird Addis, University of Iowa Mind: A Quarterly Review of Philosophy David Lund has produced a wide a ranging critique of materialism and defense of dualism. -- Laird Addis, University of Iowa Australian Journal This book is among the most incisive critiques of that most unempirical of contemporary philosophical fashions- ontological materialism. -- Laird Addis, University of Iowa This book is among the most incisive critiques of that most unempirical of contemporary philosophical fashions- ontological materialism. -- Laird Addis, University of Iowa David Lund's book offers the most comprehensive critique of materialism to date...The main virtue of the book lies in its sheer comprehensiveness, and in the great weight and meticulous detail of argument brought against the materialist case...a very good book, one which everyone interested in the mind-body problem should read. -- Laird Addis, University of Iowa Mind: A Quarterly Review of Philosophy David Lund has produced a wide a ranging critique of materialism and defense of dualism. -- Laird Addis, University of Iowa Australian Journal