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200 10$aSensations and Phenomenology$f[by] Harmon M. Chapman
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327   $apt. 1. Two fundamental assumptions -- pt. 2. Scientific humanism : Kepler and Galileo -- pt. 3. Descartes's direct argument for sensations -- pt. 4. The indirect arguments for sensations -- pt. 5. Production or constitution -- pt. 6. Intentionality and the intentional relation -- pt. 7. Is the world internal to consciousness? -- pt. 8. Conclusion : The purge.
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