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Why isn't the mind-body problem medieval?
In Forming the Mind. Springer Verlag (2005)
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One answer: Because medieval philosophy is just the continuation of ancient philosophy by other means—the Latin language and the Catholic Church— and, as Wallace Matson pointed out some time ago, the mind-body problem isn’t ancientAuthor's Profile
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