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Malte Dahlgrün, a German philosopher of mind and cognitive science, has recently written an excellent article on experimental philosophy in the renowned Süddeutsche Zeitung (07/06/2009, p. 12).
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Any English translations of the article available?
Posted by: Vishal Lama | Tuesday, July 28, 2009 at 05:06 AM