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    • Philosophy of Mind . PHIL 100D

    Discussion of some central questions about the mind: are people identical to their bodies? What is it to feel, believe, or desire something? What distinguishes intelligent thinking from a computer's activities? What is the connection between language and thought?

    Prerequisites: One prior course in philosophy.

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