Dimensions of Thinking about Consciousness and the Origins of Dualistic Intuition

Philosophical discussions on the mind-body problem has recently advanced to the reflection on the cognition of "mind" and "consciousness. " Currently there exist multiple accounts of how we think about conscious states and how the intuition of dualism arises. Based on some observ...

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