Exam 4: Mind
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Taylor argues that there are no positive properties of souls that we can point to in order to explain how they convert mere bodies into persons.
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Why does Taylor state that it is just as good to reason that since people think, they must have souls that think, as it is to reason that they must have bodies that think?
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Descartes argues that the proposition that __________ is necessarily true.
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Do you believe that there are qualia? Explain and be sure to define "qualia."
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What is special about the character Fred in the first story Jackson tells?
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Montero says we do not have a clear understanding of what "nonphysical" means.
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What are the two views about the self presented by Taylor? Explain the main claims of each.
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Do you agree with Descartes that you can have the best understanding of your own mind? Explain.
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Nagel argues that there are no facts about the world beyond the reach of human concepts.
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According to Montero, the mind-body cannot be solved without solving the body problem.
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Property dualists focus on special mental properties such as
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