At the beginning of his treatise on the soul, Aristotle considers the opinions of his predecessors, his avowed purpose being to 'profit by whatever is sound in their suggestions, and avoid their errors' (De Anima, 403b 23-4).
An edition of History of the Mind-Body Problem
(2001)
History of the Mind-Body Problem
by Tim Crane
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