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Spheres of Influence and International Lawod and from dreaming to attentive wakefulness. I will argue that Descartes provides the resources for a rich and coherent view of conscious mentality from rudimentary consciousness through reflexive consciousness to consciousness achieved by deliberate, attentive reflection. I shall begin by making

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Spheres of Influence and International Lawny German idealists’ writings. If their language is difficult, it is partly because the era of idealism belongs to the era of the discovery of the philosophical resources of the German language: the philosopher finding ideas also had to be a writer finding the words to express them. What is more, th

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Spheres of Influence and International Law– is that consciousness poses a . for naturalist theories of mind. Most Anglophone philosophers of mind are committed to the view that social, linguistic and psychological facts supervene upon and are determined by facts about the objective, non-mental, causal world, a world studied and explained by

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