Titlebook: In the Shadow of Descartes; Essays in the Philos Georg Henrik Wright Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Action.intera

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Sensations and Perceptions,had a sensation, I sensed something, but only in the first case did I have a ., did I perceive something. That is: this is both a useful and a common way of distinguishing between “sensation” and “perception”.

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On Mind and Matter,of modern philosophy but who is also recognized as one of the great pioneers of Western mathematics and natural science. His vision of the human and animal body as a physiological machine, however, was almost completely speculative and it was only by slow degrees in the course of the centuries that

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A Note on Causal Explanation of Bodily Movement and Rational Explanation of Action, explanation of action in relation to neurophysiological explanation of the movements involved in the acting. The causal hypothesis which explains the bodily movement . on acceptance of the rational explanation of this movement when seen as the performance of an action. Therefore one cannot make the

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Concluding Postscript. On Pain and Sound,, causes (effects, puts in motion) some afferent neural processes . thus causing the subject, as we say, to have a sensation .. For example: to hear sound or to feel (suffer) pain. . may continue in the form of efferent neural processes causing bodily movements or behaviour . characteristic of havin

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Notes on the Philosophy of Mind,etween behavioural reactions and neural processes is that whereas the first are macroscopic and manifest or overt (“visible and audible”) the second are microscopic and not manifest to the senses in the same direct way as the first.

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