The Mind-Body Problem

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Important Errors

Page	Description
47	Replace the third sentence with: Second, current science is thought by many to encompass, and hence to have superseded, philosophy.
140	In the sentence ending: let w = (w1, w2) = (7+0i, 2-1i). After the = sign, remove bold from: (w
203	Equation Ψ(x, y) = ψ1(x) ψ2(y) Change 1 and 2 To superscripts Ψ(x, y) = ψ1(x) ψ2(y)
352	In the sentence beginning Strictly speaking, protons and electrons are fermionic because each of them is composed of three quarks, Change electrons To neutrons
366	In the sentence (It was given this label in Figure 10.1.) Change Figure 10.1 to Figure 10.2

Lesser Errors

Including incorrect level of subheadings; minor errors in sentences; and typos

Page	Description
14	You fill a glass with from a nearby tap Delete with
110 111 112	Change Twin’s To Twins’ (in the subheading) Same change (in the body of the text) Same change (in the caption to Figure 3.5)
118	In the subheading Communalities Remove italics (but keep bold) because this is a level-one subheading
257	Change grow be To grow to be
351	In the subheading The concept of macroscopic in GRW Remove italics (but keep bold) because this is a level-one subheading
369	In the sentence Unfortunately, the underlined phrase is not strictly meaningful in a relativistic context. Replace the word underlined with the word emphasised
398	In the sentence beginning line 8: His paper “The easy problems ain’t so easy” argues that we are wrong to assume that so‑called easy problems (such as merely simulating a conversation) “can be answered fully without at the same time answering Chalmers’ hard problem” (Hodgson, 1996, p. 75). Insert all the Before so-called Change the page of the reference: (Hodgson, 1996, p. 69)

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