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The Lewis Twist: Mind Over Matter
In Hard Truths. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 177–192 (2009)
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Lewis Twist ‐ mind over matter Analytical functionalism ‐ Lewis's expedition into philosophy of mind psychological facts supervene on physical facts ‐ Mind Over Matter thesis characterizing psychological subject matter ‐ collecting platitudes or commonplaces about mind deliverances of folk psychology Lewis Twist— Canberra Plan phase
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