Chapter 12 Persons Overview This chapter considers several accounts of what we are. Animalism claims that

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Date: 2011-04-14 13:08:52 Conceptions of self Vitalism Neuroscience Personal identity Animalism Soul Consciousness Physicalism Dualism Philosophy of mind Mind Cognitive science		Chapter 12 Persons Overview This chapter considers several accounts of what we are. Animalism claims that Add to Reading List Source URL: media.wiley.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 790,49 KB Share Document on Facebook

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