'Mind body problem' presentation slideshows

Making of the Modern Mind

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UNIT 3: The Conscious Self

UNIT 3: The Conscious Self. Area of Study 1: Mind, brain and body Area of Study 2: Memory. Mind, brain and body. Why do I think and feel the way I do? How does my brain work? What is the relationship between my brain and my mind? What happens when I sleep?. Consciousness. Dot points.

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UNIT 3: The Conscious Self

UNIT 3: The Conscious Self. Area of Study 1: Mind, brain and body Area of Study 2: Memory. Mind, brain and body. Why do I think and feel the way I do? How does my brain work? What is the relationship between my brain and my mind? What happens when I sleep?. Consciousness. Dot points.

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Philosophy E156: Philosophy of Mind

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9 Dualism and its Problems

9 Dualism and its Problems. The Distinct Substances Problem The fact that an individual is composed by two distinct substances runs against all contemporary neuroscience and cognitive sciences. It is hard to accept the non-corporeality of the mind. The Causality and Interaction Problem

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. HUME.

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First, Scale Up to the Robotic Turing Test, Then Worry About Feeling

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Biological Bases of Behaviour. Lecture 1: Biology & Behaviour.

Biological Bases of Behaviour. Lecture 1: Biology & Behaviour. Learning Outcomes. At the end of this lecture you should be able to: 1 . Explain 3 approaches used to answer causal questions concerning biology and behaviour. 2 . Outline the usefulness of the 'comparative approach'.

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PHILOSOPHY 100 (Ted Stolze)

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Lecture 7: The Mind-Body Problem

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Lecture 8: Idealism

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Chapter Two

Chapter Two. The Philosophical Approach: Enduring Questions. The philosophy perspective. Philosophy is the search for knowledge. It is the oldest discipline in cognitive science, tracing its origins back to the ancient Greeks. The branch of metaphysics examines the nature of reality.

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The Mind Body Problem

Our minds seem to be non-physical and different from our bodies. Our bodies seem to be something different from our minds. Are they actually different? What is a mind? What is a body? How do they relate?. The Mind Body Problem. Substance Dualism. Our bodies and minds are separate things

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Philosophy 1050: Introduction to Philosophy

Philosophy 1050: Introduction to Philosophy. Week 11: Descartes and Dualism: The Mind/Body Problem. Descartes: Mind and Body. So far, Descartes has argued that he exists as a thinking thing defined by its capability of thinking, perceiving, and imagining.

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The Mind Body Problem

Our minds seem to be non-physical and different from our bodies. Our bodies seem to be something different from our minds. Are they actually different? What is a mind? What is a body? How do they relate?. The Mind Body Problem. Substance Dualism. Our bodies and minds are separate things

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Criticisms of Dualism

Criticisms of Dualism. Descartes argument for dualism. I can clearly and distinctly conceive of the mind without the body and the body without the mind If I can clearly and distinctly understand two things as distinct they really are distinct.

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Descartes argument for dualism

Descartes argument for dualism. Descartes has shown in meditation 2 that he can understand himself purely as a thinking thing In meditation 5 he has shown that he can understand bodies purely in terms of their spatial, extended characteristics

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Philosophy of Mind

Philosophy of Mind. The Mind/Body Problem. Overview. The Mind/Body Problem Some Possible Solutions Dualist Solutions Monist Solutions. The Mind/Body Problem. How are the mind and body related? How can mental events cause physical events? How can physical events cause mental events?

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Learning Aims: -To reflect upon, debate and discuss some key issues in the Philosophy of Mind.

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