Pains and places
I shall defend an unpopular doctrine, namely, that itches, aches, pains, tickles and so on—sensations of all sorts—are generally in the places where we say they are. So, for example, if I say that I have an itch in the big toe on my left foot, then, by and large, that is the very place where the itc...
Autor principal: | Hyman, J |
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Altres autors: | The Royal Institute of Philosophy |
Format: | Journal article |
Idioma: | English |
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Cambridge University Press
2003
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