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Vol. 40, Number 2, Spring 2019

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A No-Go Theorem for the Mind–Body Problem: An Informal Proof that No Purely Physical System Can Exhibit All the Properties of Human Consciousness

Catherine M. Reason, London

Learning How to Represent: An Associationist Account

Nancy A. Salay, Queen’s University

Critical Notices

Beyond Neurocentric Psychiatry: An Analysis of Fuchs’ Enactive–Ecological Concept of the Mind

Susana Ramírez–Vizcaya, National Autonomous University of Mexico

Biophilosophy

Christopher Stephens, University of British Columbia

Book Review

The Psychology of Chess

Book Author: Fernand Gobet
Reviewed by Neil Charness, Florida State University

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