Wondrous Depths: Judging the Mind in Nineteenth-Century America

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RT @LSI_Journal: In LSI 44-3 @Cath_L_Evans reviews Susanna L. Blumenthal's Law and the Modern Mind: Consciousness and Responsibility in Ame…

RT @LSI_Journal: In "Wondrous Depths," @Cath_L_Evans explores how abstract questions about free will, the self, and the mind were part of t…

RT @LSI_Journal: In "Wondrous Depths," @Cath_L_Evans explores how abstract questions about free will, the self, and the mind were part of t…

In "Wondrous Depths," @Cath_L_Evans explores how abstract questions about free will, the self, and the mind were part of the everyday jurisprudence of the nineteenth century. https://t.co/xg8AH1qiDT https://t.co/XOQNc636t4

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