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• The 17th Century: Reaction to the Dualism of Mind and Body.
• Early maneuvers of this sort, such as those of Malebranche, Spinoza, Leibniz, and the French materialists La Mettrie and Cabanis, were formulated in the context of metaphysics, in direct response to Cartesian dualism. ...
• This view retains both the dualism of mind and body and the notion of a regular correlation between mental and physical events, but avoids any assumption of causal mind/body connection, direct or indirect. ...

• The Formation of the Field and its Roots in Medical Mind Body Dualism.
• In this larger context we are primarily reviewing the rise and fall of two schools of medical thought dealing with the question of mind-body dualism, schools commonly represented by Hippocrates and Descartes. ...
• Despite psychosomatic medicine’s original goal of bridging the gap created by mind-body dualism in medicine, it returned to that dualism in its adoption of illness and treatment from a psychodynamic perspective. ...
• Behavioral medicine eschews reductionism and mind-body dualism in a return to the integrative tenets of Hippocratic medicine, yet two of its strongest roots are in reductionist approaches. ...
• An understanding of the origins of mind-body dualism is needed to understand the historical dichotomy between biomedical sciences and behavioral sciences. ...

• Number Nineteen: Dualism.
• Dualism is the view that the mind and matter are distinct. ...
• Dualism is a specific example of the more general distinction between myself and something else. ...

• 1) Dualism, which says that M and M* are independent of P and P*;.
• One alternative to both dualism and physicalism that Kim does not consider is pluralism. ... Such a view would save mental causation from having to rely on finding something ontologically unique about the mental, and from being tarred with the brush of Cartesian dualism. ...

• It seems that there is an idea that the apparent separate individual can choose to make an effort to approach something called non-dualism through the application of practice, process, purification, the cultivation of understanding or whatever else can be taught or learnt.
• The concept of reaching a level of understanding wherein the so-called sage can accept the dualism of life and live in peace with himself and others, seems to be the perceived aim. ...
• As far as can be seen, the radical, clear and uncompromising expression of absolute non-dualism is very rarely communicated. ...

• Scientific Dualism.
• See also: Substantive Dualism.
• "Dualism" refers to the premise that there are two worlds -- natural and spiritual, or that we are "dual citizens," that is, at birth we are born into two worlds -- the body in the natural world, the mind in the spiritual world.
• Student Reactions to Swedenborg's Concept of Scientific Dualism.
• Teaching a History of Psychology seminar to psychology majors allowed me to introduce Swedenborg's scientific dualism and to see how students might assimilate it to their existing psychology concepts. ...
• Substantive Dualism: Swedenborg's Integration of Biological Theology and Rational Psychology.

• The sculptor of dualism.
• Fletcher cites as her primary goal the revelation of the metaphysical dualism in the artist's work. ...

• A dualism that contends that the mind is a separate, independent entity from the brain is a necessary presupposition for the possibility of disembodied minds or astral bodies (Edwards, "Dependence" 292). Resurrection is consistent with dualism if it is coupled with the notion of a soul which constitutes the personality and thus does not extinguish with the body at death but continues to exist and is later rejoined to a resurrected body (Flew, "God" 108). ...
• He too concedes the evidence for the dependence of consciousness on the brain: Whereas dualism has been above all concerned to assert the independence of mind from body, both scientific findings and everyday observation combine to show the mind's dependence on bodily conditions. ...

• DUALISM THROUGH REDUCTIONISM.
• The dualism is especially apparent if we consider some of the variations of encoding possible.

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