Wine and Philosophy Tim Crane From Harper’s Magazine, May 2003 What could be more dull than the idea of a symposium? The word conjures up associations with dusty dons, tedious academic papers on deservedly obscure fact

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Date: 2014-11-15 07:35:17 Consciousness Wine Wine tasting Qualia Robert M. Parker Jr. Taste Ancient Greece and wine Aroma of wine Thomas Nagel Mind Philosophy of mind Gustation		Wine and Philosophy Tim Crane From Harper’s Magazine, May 2003 What could be more dull than the idea of a symposium? The word conjures up associations with dusty dons, tedious academic papers on deservedly obscure fact Add to Reading List Source URL: www.timcrane.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 89,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

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