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'''Substance Dualism''' is the [[philosophical]] position that states that there are two kinds of substance, material and mental, and as a result, there are two kinds of properties. Substance Dualism teaches that the human mind is a different substance than the physical brain so that when the brain ceases to exist the mind continues to exist. Related to [[property dualism]] and [[representational theory of mind]]. | '''Substance Dualism''' is the [[philosophical]] position that states that there are two kinds of substance, material and mental, and as a result, there are two kinds of properties. Substance Dualism teaches that the human mind is a different substance than the physical brain so that when the brain ceases to exist the mind continues to exist. Related to [[property dualism]] and [[representational [[theory]] of mind]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:53, 9 February 2023
Substance Dualism is the philosophical position that states that there are two kinds of substance, material and mental, and as a result, there are two kinds of properties. Substance Dualism teaches that the human mind is a different substance than the physical brain so that when the brain ceases to exist the mind continues to exist. Related to property dualism and [[representational theory of mind]].