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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"cartesianism"”.

  1. Situating Creativity: Developing a Non-Cartesian Approach to the Creative Process

    … understood, which I argue are marked by a deep Cartesianism. This Cartesianism manifests itself in the way that creativity is predominantly studied and conceived of as a cognitive process that occurs within the minds of individuals. Because creativity is seen to occur within the minds of …

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  2. Re-examining the Cartesian mind: Dispelling a myth

    … take part of their task to be the undoing of the Cartesianism that infects our thinking about the mental. In The Concept of Mind, for example, Ryle portrayed Descartes as positing a nonphysical ""place"" where mental events and processes resided. Psychological states were taken to be private, …

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  3. Re-Reading Mead: The Mind-Body Dilemma and Sociology

    … but rather to certain problems first raised by Cartesianism which remained unresolved by succeeding philosophers.

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  4. Descartes and tradition: the miracle of the Eucharist

    Descartes and the followers of his new mechanistic physics were subject to condemnation as a result of a reaction against his philosophy on the basis that it could not adequately explain the miracle of the Eucharist. Descartes, however, firmly believed that he could give an explanation of the real …

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