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... mental and brain phenomena are inseparable to make their case . They must also show that they are identical . With this in mind let us turn to some arguments for dualism . The Distinctiveness of Mental and Physical Proper- ties Mental ...
... mental and brain phenomena are inseparable to make their case . They must also show that they are identical . With this in mind let us turn to some arguments for dualism . The Distinctiveness of Mental and Physical Proper- ties Mental ...
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... mental state of seeing an apple from a distance of five feet . It is a mental state since it involves the conscious awareness of seeing the apple , and conscious awareness is something true of minds and not matter . Now suppose M2 is ...
... mental state of seeing an apple from a distance of five feet . It is a mental state since it involves the conscious awareness of seeing the apple , and conscious awareness is something true of minds and not matter . Now suppose M2 is ...
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... mental states . What this illustrates is that there are almost certainly many more ways than one for nature , and perhaps even for man , to put together a thinking , feeling , perceiving creature . And this raises a problem for the ...
... mental states . What this illustrates is that there are almost certainly many more ways than one for nature , and perhaps even for man , to put together a thinking , feeling , perceiving creature . And this raises a problem for the ...
Contents
What Is Philosophy? | 1 |
A Little Bit of Logic | 23 |
Philosophy of Religion 3355 | 35 |
Copyright | |
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