The Therapeutic State

775X/sr=1-37/qid=1164211702/ref=sr_1_37/026-3320998-5257225?ie=UTF8&s=books”>The Meaning of Mind” (1996) is one of the most powerful and eloquent arguments I’ve read for the view that people should be understood and judged as moral agents responsible for their own actions, rather than helpless victims of brain chemistry. I mean, no, I don’t necessarily believe all this stuff, but it’s good to know there’s someone out there battling against the therapeutic state.