Talk:Norman Malcolm
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Norman Malcolm's Philosophy of Mind was one of my favorite courses at Cornell...but I took it in 1963 and I believe he continued there for several more years 9article 1947-1958)
the dates in the first line do not make sense. he served in the navy from 1942-1945, but earned a harvard doctorate and joined the princeton faculty in 1940?
