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Expanding the Active Mind
Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 53 (2):193-209 (2021)
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What I call the active mind approach revolves around the claim that what is “on” a person’s mind is in an important sense brought on and held on to through the agent’s self-conscious rational activ...Author's Profile
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