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Arguably, therefore, nonreductive materialism can respond effectively to the most serious arguments made against it over the last forty years, and as a result, it remains a viable position about the nature of the mental. See also Functionalism; Mind-Body Problem; Multiple
Philosophical Studies 95:67-98 (1999)
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