Philosophical dimensions of the neuro-medical sciences

proceedings of the second trans-disciplinary symposium on philosophy and medicine held at farmington, connecticut, may 15–17, 1975

Stuart Spicker, Tristram Engelhardt

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Introduction

Spicker Stuart; Engelhardt Tristram

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15-35
Varieties of cartesian experience in early nineteenth century neurophysiology

Bynum William F.

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35-57
Historical development of the concept of hemispheric cerebral dominance

Benton Arthur

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59-68
Reflections on our condition

Engelhardt Tristram

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71-84
Persons and psychosurgery

Margolis Joseph

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85-94
Psychosurgery

Fodor Jerry

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97-111
Mind, it does matter

Pribram Karl H.

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113-129
Mind and brain

Grene Marjorie

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131-140
The misleading mediation of the mental

Dreyfus Hubert L

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143-161
On the power or impotence of subjectivity

Jonas Hans

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163-177
The spurious psyche-soma distinction

Spicker Stuart

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181-196
Pain and unpleasantness

Pitcher George

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197-207
Pain — the existential symptom

Bakan David

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209-219
The evaluation of pain responses

Tursky Bernard

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221-233
Pain and suffering

Shaffer Jerome A.

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237-268
Round-table discussion

Bynum William F.

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