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Działanie neuronami
Filozofia Nauki 3 (2004)
Abstract
Nowadays a completely paralysed human being can do many different things using his or hers neurones. This is a new situation. The author of the article tries to find a proper language to describe the situation. He also tries to show the consequences of the phenomenon for some philosophical theories of mindOther Versions
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