of the mind, such as mathematics. (Nersessian 2008: 11) Thus, while on the one hand she agrees with many previous philosophers that there is no logic of discovery, discoveries can derive from reasoned processes, such that a large and integral part of scientific practice is the creation of concepts through which. "Descartes and the Pineal Gland". This has led some authors, such as Fox Keller (2003: 200) to argue that we ought to consider computer simulation a qualtitatively different way of doing science. For some, the success of science was better identified with social or cultural features. A number of issues related to computer simulations have been raised. In Feigl, Herbert; Scriven, Michael; Maxwell, Grover. Searle, John (1983) "Why I Am Not a Property Dualist. Mid 4th century BC) Metaphysics (Metaphysica),.

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Nonetheless, it is assumed that every subjective state will have associated neural correlates, which can be manipulated to artificially inhibit or induce the subject's experience of that conscious state. 1, this question arises when mind and body are considered as distinct, based on the premise that the mind and the body are fundamentally different in nature. It can, however, be properly described by 'formal and final causality'. The human eye, for example, is sensitive to electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength of between approximately 400-750 nm (nanometers, billionths of a meter an infinitesimal fraction of the entire spectrum. To sum up: the soul is in a manner the universe of things, which is made up of things sensible and things intelligible: and knowledge is in a manner identical with its object, the intelligible; sense with its object, the sensible. As these sections illustrate, the question of method is still central to the discourse about science. Hoofdrolspelers bewerken De wereld als illusie bewerken Het thema van de film: 'is de wereld een illusie?' is al een oude vraagstelling in de filosofie. Bibliography edit Feigl, Herbert (1958).