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    describes the emerged philosophers and physicians that built the foundation of exercise psychology. They acknowledged the connection between mental health and exercise throughout recorded history. Dualism and Monism are debated ideas that explain the nature of the link between mind and body. Dualism believes that humans have physical bodies and nonphysical souls. The body and mind were viewed as separate. Greek philosopher‚ Plato asserted that there is a clear distinction between the material world

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    Assess Dualism

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    Assess Dualism Human beings are material objects. However‚ unlike other material objects (e.g. non-living things) humans have the ability to form judgements and reason their existence. Meaning to say that‚ human beings have ’minds’. In general‚ humans are characterised as having both a mind and body. By definition‚ mind is referred to the mental processes‚ thought and consciousness whereas body is referred to the physical aspects of the brain-neurons and how the brain is structured. This is

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    Cartesian Dualism

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    brain by Property Dualists. These are perfectly reasonable ways to look at it as such concepts as qualia and privileged access and the fact that mental phenomena lack spatial features support these theories. While Materialists may doggedly reject Dualism‚ it can be noted that some of their arguments are by no means iron-clad‚ including their trump card‚ the ‘interaction problem’. Also‚ Materialistic arguments fail to address and explain our mental experiences taking

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    Reductive Materialism

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    Reductive Materialism: Reductive materialism is a ’sub theory ’ or a version of Physicalism. It suggests that sensations of the mind correlate exactly to physical ’movements ’ of the brain. In other words‚ every thought or experience which occurs in your mind‚ can be found as activity in your brain. This does not mean however‚ that the mind and the brain are the same thing‚ just that they are both different experiences of the same thing. For example‚ a neuroscientist may be able to study your

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    a strong view and a diversity of the dualism topic. The existence of two equally influential parts or factors of life forms the basis of the dualism theory. This includes the beliefs of good and evil‚ devil and God‚ and other independent and equally influential factors act in support of the theory. The two sides of life are governed by independent principles and rules while the results of taking one factor are directly the opposite of taking the other. Dualism is expressed in various ways. To start

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    The Unfortunate Dualism

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    My view of dualism is accurately depicted through Raymond Smullyan’s story “The unfortunate dualist.” Smullyan states the dualist belief that mind and matter are separate substances‚ however the dualist cannot explain how this phenomenon works. The problem I found with Smullyan story is that he fails to state whether the dualist is a substance dualist or property dualist. This makes a difference because the substance dualist believes that mind and body are separate and independent substances‚ while

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    Descartes Dualism

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    Cartesian dualism is a system of beliefs used to explain the nature of our existence and reality. However‚ there are many problems with dualism‚ the most significant being the mind/body interaction issue which was raised by Elizabeth in her correspondence to Descartes. My essay will firstly expound the key principles of Cartesian dualism. Then‚ I will analyse the problems that Elizabeth raises for dualism and critically evaluate its counter arguments. Ultimately‚ I have concluded that Elizabeth presents

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    Materialism & Greed

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    Materialism and Greed D.H. Lawrence was an English novelist who lived during the early 1900’s. His works reflected upon the dehumanizing effect of industrialization. Because of his views‚ he was forced to leave his home where he spent the next few months in a small rural village in Berkshire. He was compelled by poverty until he escaped from Britain and travelled across Europe‚ eventually arriving to the U.S. His stories reflect his experiences in his travels. In “The Working Poor‚” author David

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    Cultural Materialism and Contemporary British Poetry with Special Reference to Selected Works By Geoffery Hill (b.1932)‚ Ted Hughes (1930-1998) and Philip Larkin (1922-1985) تأليف الأستاذ الدكتور/ أسامة العبد عميد كلية الشريعة بالقاهرة عام الف و ثمانمائة وخمسة من القرن التاسع عشر الميلادى Abstract In the light of the above-mentioned definition‚ Hill’s poetry rejects materialism for realism; he seems to be unconcerned with the course of events

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    Descartes Dualism

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    the soul or the “thinking thing”) is distinct and separate from the body (the extended‚ unthinking thing). This view is now known as Cartesian Dualism. In this essay I will outline Descartes’ main arguments‚ some of the criticisms of dualism‚ and my opinion as to which argument I perceive as the most convincing. The first argument in Cartesian Dualism is the Argument from doubt. Descartes starts by concluding that although he can conceive the possibility that his perception of his own body could

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