Monday 10 September 2007
Mind
Daniel Dennett puts it nicely when he says that ‘the chief beauty of the Darwinian theory is its elimination of Mind from the account of biological origins.’ We could take this further, and explore the extent to which aesthetics as a whole, and particularly the apprehension of the beautiful, depends upon the extent to which mind in this sense can be eliminated ...
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