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... scientific theory . In taking the widest possible perspective , in scrutinizing all the scientific and common - sense mate- rial , the philosopher discharges a necessary task which cannot proceed by direct experimental research ...
... scientific theory . In taking the widest possible perspective , in scrutinizing all the scientific and common - sense mate- rial , the philosopher discharges a necessary task which cannot proceed by direct experimental research ...
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... scientific re- search . The importance of this speculative extension of physiology for the Mind - Body problem is plain , for it is incompatible with matter - spirit interaction . How differ- ent our view of man would be if brain ...
... scientific re- search . The importance of this speculative extension of physiology for the Mind - Body problem is plain , for it is incompatible with matter - spirit interaction . How differ- ent our view of man would be if brain ...
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... scientific : How does the siren work ? In Behaviorist doctrine , the philosophical Mind - Body problem gives way to the scientific problem : How does the body work in producing those behavioral manifestations which we describe in mental ...
... scientific : How does the siren work ? In Behaviorist doctrine , the philosophical Mind - Body problem gives way to the scientific problem : How does the body work in producing those behavioral manifestations which we describe in mental ...
Contents
THE MINDBODY PROBLEM AND | 1 |
HOW THE MINDBODY PROBLEM ARISES | 14 |
DUALISMS | 41 |
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