Historical Context of Mind-Body Dualism Pattie D King December 9, 2019 Topic of Article One "Mind-Body Dualism, Kripke's Legacy" Summary The purpose of this article was to argue the stability of Kripke's and Chalmers' mind-body identity and their different approaches of the argument of materialism by being able to support one individual's thesis where it was believed that Chalmers succeeds to improve Kripke's argument by interpreting an alternate definition of materialism. The process of doing this was by evaluating the belief of the other with calculations due to the assumption of division between the consciousness and the brain about the future of science. It was believed with using Chalmersstyle definition of materialism, the Mind and body relationship of materialism would not be given the strength to be rejected and be able to give a dualist point of view to the neuronal basis of consciousness with the mental state is connected and leads to a metaphysical possibility (SORA, 2012) Perspectives With not being able to accept the full independence of consciousness and the properties of the brain as of yet; A consideration that the conscious states are connected with the brain in an obligatory manner. But if we contemplate this possibility uh the necessities involved in the relationship of identity implications of the metaphysical possibility, an argument that the conceivability of the brains impossibility possibility of independence does not prove anything about its metaphysical possibility (SORA, 2012) Topic of Article Two "The Extension of Color Sensations."
Summary The written assumption is to dispute that color sensations are not arranged in figurative patterns or extended along with there are no sensations of visible figures with an appeal of Cheselden's report of a young man affected by severe cataracts and his experiences believing that this young man could not see objects due to not being able to see colors. The assumption is that...
