Substance Dualism - Philosophy Of The Mind 0.0 / 5 ? PhilosophyDescartesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: SamCreated on: 02-06-14 11:14 Descartes has how many arguements to prove his theory? 3 1 of 12 One is the argument from.... Doubt 2 of 12 Another is the argument from.... Divisibility 3 of 12 The next is.... Clear and Distinct Ideas 4 of 12 The Argument From Doubt is.... I can doubt my body exists, but not my mind 5 of 12 The Argument From Divisibility is..... My body is divisible into parts but my mind is not, so my mind and body are seperate entities 6 of 12 The Argument From Clear & Distinct Ideas is...... I can clearly and distinctly concieve of myself as a mind existing seperately from my body 7 of 12 Descartes believes consciousness.... has no need to havve an explaination as it's a basic feature of the mind 8 of 12 Descartes Argument for Clear and Distinct Ideas..... ....is circular 9 of 12 Ryle believes Descartes makes, what? A category mistake: because he thought the mind is different from someone's behaviour when in fact they are the same thing 10 of 12 Who said: The mind has no location in order to intermingle with matter, which IS located Elizabeth Of Bohemia 11 of 12 Substance Dualism is a reductive theory of the mind. True or False? False 12 of 12
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