'Substance dualism' diaporamas de présentation

What is it to Have a Mind?

What is it to Have a Mind?. What is it to Have a Mind?. Two Central Questions: What are minds? How do minds relate to/interact with bodies?. What is it to Have a Mind?. Recall our list of mental states: Thoughts Beliefs Desires Current experiences and sensations Emotions.

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Philosophy of Mind: Dualism and The Mind-Body Problem

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Lecture 7: The Mind-Body Problem

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MIND

MIND. April 30, 2011 Phil 233. Central Question . A chief feature of the mind is consciousness.

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EECS 690

EECS 690. April 8 Notes. Purpose of Chapter 4. The authors mean to address the concern that many might have that the concepts of morality and ethics just simply cannot be made to apply to (ro)bots.

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I move, therefore I am Physical Literacy June 2013

I move, therefore I am Physical Literacy June 2013. Jens E. Birch Oslo University College jens.birch@hioa.no. Structure of the talk. 1. What does dualism mean? 2. What is wrong with substance dualism ? 3. If we deny substance dualism, where does that leave us? Monism

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Descartes

Descartes. 6 th Meditation. Substance Dualism. Substance Dualism: there are two kinds of distinct substances, material and immaterial stuff (Descartes and Plato).

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Dualism

Dualism. The Princess elizabeth argument. Cartesian Dualism. Substance Dualism : Mental states are non-physical states of an immaterial mind. Pain is a non-physical state of the immaterial mind.

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