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I would really like to read this paper, but I can't find it on the net:
Code, Alan D. (1991). Aristotle, Searle, and the mind-body problem. In Ernest Lepore & Robert Van Gulick (eds.), John Searle and His Critics. Cambridge: Blackwell.
Any ideas on where to look but google? I'm not an expert on academic research on the net, yet.
This is of course no complete list, but things that helped me so far:
JSTOR - collects articles in journals and also has some books. The access is limited, though. I think you either need to pay or enter the page via a university. I checked, and they don't have the paper.
PhilPapers - a comprehensive directory of online philosophical articles and books by academic philosophers. Your paper is listed there, but not downloadable.
Libraries - My university has the book. If yours hasn't, you can still order it and they will send it to you.
The homepage of the author - in this case there is not even a publication list, but many authors put .pdf's of their articles in their profiles (e.g. Sider, to name but one).
A site that help me out sometimes is academia.edu: They also allow sharing of articles, but again, yours isn't there.
Any ideas on where to look but google? I'm not an expert on academic research on the net, yet.
Have you tried visiting a library? If they don't have that volume, they can surely get it via Inter-Library Loan.
Is there really any reason to believe that the full text of a book from 1991 would be freely available on the internet?
