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31 March, 14:54

What is the view that armstrong calls "materialism"?

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    This view holds that everything in human experience can be viewed in physical and chemical terms. It is a way of thinking heavily rooted in bioscience: that is, the components that make up the structure and function of our brains and selves are much more important than our learned experiences.
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