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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03828-2planations of human actions. The ease with which such questions arise and are answered suggests the ubiquity of causal explanation regarding the familiar range of human agency. They are not, in any obvious way, restricted to certain defective or deficient or metaphorically or legally extended forms

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-7694-9cultural emergence; culture; evolution; human sciences; intentionality; language; mind; person

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Nature, Culture, and Persons,of the unity of science. In the Anglo-American philosophical tradition, the program of unity has been almost hopelessly linked with the fortunes of a defeated positivism and the striking lack of success of all forms of reductive materialism.. In the Continental tradition, notably in the efforts of p

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The Concept of Consciousness,onceptually related, ways with respect to human persons and creatures of nonhuman species or infants at phases of development antecedent to their functioning as fully competent persons. The pivotal fact, however, is a naive and simple one: among persons, that is, ., consciousness is introduced with