Dualism is thought to be the most common, natural view of the mind-body relationship. Dualists argue that the world is made up of at least two distinct substances: the material and whatever makes up the mind (generally, but not always, called the spirit).
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Dualism is thought to be the most common, natural view of the mind-body relationship. There are many different types of dualism. In it's most common form, substance dualism, dualists argue that the world is made up of at least two distinct substances: the material and whatever makes up the mind (generally, but not always, called the spirit).
Nobel Prize winner [[John Eccles]] is a proponent of [[dualism]].
Nobel Prize winner [[John Eccles]] is a proponent of [[dualism]].