Exam 4: Mind
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Substance dualists think that there is a type of mental substance that is different from physical substance. What problem does Montero have with the idea of mental substance?
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Do you agree with Taylor that it makes no sense to posit what must be added to a body to make it a person?
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What is the point of Lewis's example of a device "rather like a clock radio"?
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Property dualists think that there is no such thing as a special nonphysical substance.
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Lewis argues that positing the existence of qualia is unnecessary when people already possess abilities to
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What is the significance of the piece of wax? What conclusion does Descartes draw from this example?
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We could define "physical" in terms of a future, complete physics in which all questions are answered. What those future physicists will agree on, that's what is physical. Why does Montero think that this won't work?
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Transactions between mind and body, according to the "official doctrine,"
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Explain why Montero thinks the body problem needs to be solved before we consider the mind-body problem. Do you agree?
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What do you think is the best argument in favor of dualism? Explain it as if you were trying to persuade someone that dualism was "true".
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Do you agree with Ryle that the "official doctrine" rests on a category mistake?
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Jackson claims that by learning about Fred's optical system, we can learn what it is like to see the color he sees.
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Does Searle believe that there is a sense in which machines can think? Explain.
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Turing argues that the argument from consciousness, in its most extreme form, entails
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What is the imitation game? How is it supposed to apply to the question of whether machines can think? Do you agree with Turing's conclusion based on the imitation game?
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Dualism is the view that the mind is real and the body is an illusion.
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Jackson argues that as long as Mary has all the physical information there is to obtain in her black-and-white room, she will learn nothing new when she is released.
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