I put forward a version of the Cartesian Argument from Doubt for mind-body dualism. My version utilizes de re statements, which means that it is not vulnerable to the usual charge of intensional fallacy. The key de re statement is, “Body is such that its existence is entailed by Mind’s believing that Body does not exist”, which is false, whereas the respective “Mind is such that its existence is entailed by Mind’s believing that Body does not exist” is true.</p
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...
I put forward a version of the Cartesian Argument from Doubt for mind-body dualism. My version utili...
Abstract I discuss fi ve basic objections that materialists often raise to Cartesian Mind-Body Duali...
I propose some arguments suggested by Descartes' text for the conclusion that we are not identical t...
I propose some arguments suggested by Descartes' text for the conclusion that we are not identical t...
I propose some arguments suggested by Descartes' text for the conclusion that we are not identical t...
I propose some arguments suggested by Descartes' text for the conclusion that we are not identical t...
In the second Meditation, Descartes argues that, because he thinks, he must exist. What are his reas...
In the second Meditation, Descartes argues that, because he thinks, he must exist. What are his reas...
In the second Meditation, Descartes argues that, because he thinks, he must exist. What are his reas...
In the second Meditation, Descartes argues that, because he thinks, he must exist. What are his reas...
Despite the current resurgence of modest forms of mind-body dualism, traditional Cartesian immateria...
Despite the current resurgence of modest forms of mind-body dualism, traditional Cartesian immateria...
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...
I put forward a version of the Cartesian Argument from Doubt for mind-body dualism. My version utili...
Abstract I discuss fi ve basic objections that materialists often raise to Cartesian Mind-Body Duali...
I propose some arguments suggested by Descartes' text for the conclusion that we are not identical t...
I propose some arguments suggested by Descartes' text for the conclusion that we are not identical t...
I propose some arguments suggested by Descartes' text for the conclusion that we are not identical t...
I propose some arguments suggested by Descartes' text for the conclusion that we are not identical t...
In the second Meditation, Descartes argues that, because he thinks, he must exist. What are his reas...
In the second Meditation, Descartes argues that, because he thinks, he must exist. What are his reas...
In the second Meditation, Descartes argues that, because he thinks, he must exist. What are his reas...
In the second Meditation, Descartes argues that, because he thinks, he must exist. What are his reas...
Despite the current resurgence of modest forms of mind-body dualism, traditional Cartesian immateria...
Despite the current resurgence of modest forms of mind-body dualism, traditional Cartesian immateria...
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...
Descartes's "conceivability argument" for substance-dualism is defended against Arnauld's criticism ...