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Radicalizing the phenomenology of basic minds with Levinas and Merleau-Ponty
Vol. 2
Matt Bower
Does the principle of causal closure account for natural teleology?
Miguel Garcia-Valdecasas
Mind and value
Nathaniel F. Barrett
Self-consciousness, personal identity, and the challenge of neuroscience
Dieter Sturma
Mind vs. body and other false dilemmas of post-cartesian philosophy of mind
Gyula Klima
Hylomorphism
William Jaworski
Remarks on the ontology of living beings and the causality of their behavior
Thomas Buchheim
The enactive philosophy of embodiment
Mog Stapleton , Tom Froese
Ethics and normativity
John Cottingham
Self-knowledge and the science of the soul in Buridan's quaestiones de anima
Vol. 3
Susan Brower-Toland
Was Buridan a "psychologist" in his logic?
E. Jennifer Ashworth
Buridan on the psychology and morality of appetitive acts
Martin Pickavé
Later medieval philosophy of cognitive psychology
Peter King
Linguistic externalism and mental language in Ockham and Buridan
Claude Panaccio
Durand of St.-Pourçain and John Buridan on species
Peter John Hartman
Intellect and intellectual activity in Buridan's psychology
Jack Zupko
Buridan on the metaphysics of the soul
Calvin G. Normore
Where should we discuss the soul?
Sander W. de Boer
Buridan, intentionality and its paradoxes
Joël Biard
Aquinas vs. Buridan on the substance and powers of the soul
Adam Wood
Awareness and unity of conscious experience
Henrik Lagerlund
John Buridan on external and internal sensation
Peter G. Sobol
Bero magni de ludosia on parts of sensation
Robert Andrews
Scotus and Buridan on the first known (primum cognitum)
Timothy B. Noone
The trivia of materialism, dualism and hylomorphism
Buridan on sense perception and sensory awareness
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