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On alleged refutations of mechanism using Godel's incompleteness results

Chihara, 1972

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9003983546930965326
Author
Chihara C
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The Journal of Philosophy

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i_ i) F-ECHANISM is the doctrine that the mind of man is~/* a machine." I shall not attempt to say what precisely?!.. L_ this means, but I trust that the following discussion can be understood without further clarification of the doctrine. I shall be mainly concerned in this …
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