Consciousness, mind, and self: The implications of the split-brain studies

British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 26 (1):41-47 (1975)
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reprint Dewitt, Larry W. (1976) "Consciousness, mind, self: The implications of the split-brain studies". British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 27(1):41-47

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