Titlebook: Matter and Mind; A Philosophical Inqu Mario Bunge Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 emergence.knowledge.materialism.matte

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Philosophy as Worldviewich is usually cultivated independently of the others. For example, the typical philosopher of mind won’t be interested in the philosophy of matter. As a consequence, he may find it hard to believe that matter can think. Or else he may be so radical a naturalist that he may believe that brains secre

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Classical Matter: Bodies and FieldsWe shall call . any material thing that comes within the purview of classical physics, and . any thing describable, at least in principle, by a quantum theory. Specks of dust, organisms and galaxies are classons, whereas photons, electrons, and superconductors are quantons.

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General Concept of Matter: To Be Is To Becomee, solid state physicists study material things in the solid state, not the latter in itself. A major reason for the omission of the noun “matter” and the adjective “material” is that the concept of matter is a very general ontological category: in physics there is no general theory of matter, just

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The Mind-Body Problem we are alive (“animated”) as long as we have souls (.), and that we die when these leave us. Saul Kripke (1971) revived this prehistoric myth by claiming that mental processes cannot be neural because the brain-mind association is contingent rather than logically necessary – hence people in alterna

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Minding Matter: The Plastic Brain(prescientific) or contemporary (science-oriented). The traditional philosophy of mind is, in a nutshell, the hypothesis that everything mental happens in the immaterial mind. This is the view of shamans and priests, as well as that of psychoanalysts, psychics, and New Age cultists. Idealist philoso

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