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History of Dualism
Plato:
Timaeus, ca. 360 BC.
Aristotle:
De anima,
ca. 350 BC.
Aristotle:
On memory and
reminiscence, ca. 350 BC.
Rene Descartes:
Meditations, 1641. See also page here on
Descartes.
George Berkeley:
An essay towards a
new theory of vision (4th ed.), 1732
Emanuel Swedenborg:
The
Interaction between the Soul and the Body, 1769.
William James:
The
Principles of Psychology, 1890.
Varieties of Religious
Experience, 1902.
C.D. Broad: Mind
and its Place in Nature, 1925.
C.J. Ducasse,
A Critical Examination of the Belief in a Life After Death, 1961.
Historical Reviews
Robert H. Wozniak: Mind
and Body: René Descartes to William James,
1992.
Sarah Broadie:
Soul and
Body in Plato and Descartes, 2001 (cc)
Abstract: Although they are
often grouped together in comparison with non-dualist theories, Plato's
soul—body dualism, and Descartes' mind—body dualism, are fundamentally
different. The doctrines examined are those of the Phaedo and the Meditations.
The main difference, from which others flow, lies in Plato's acceptance and
Descartes' rejection of the assumption that the soul (= intellect) is identical
with what animates the body.
Henrik Lagerlund:
John Buridan and the Problems of Dualism in the Early Fourteenth Century,
Journal of the History of Philosophy 42.4 (2004) 369-387
News
Books
Book Lists
Forthcoming Book
Books on Dualism
-
Joseph Almog,
What am I? Descartes and the Mind-Boyd Problem (google
books)
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Alexander Batthyany, Dimitri Constant and Avshalom Elitzur (eds)
Mind: Its
Place in the World Non-Reductionist Approaches to the Ontology of
Consciousness (bk,
bk,
ebook)
- Richard J. Bernier,
The
Plausibility of Substance Dualism as an Approach to the Mind-Body Problem: A
Philosophical and Theological Inquiry (pdf thesis)
- L. Stafford Betty,
Vadiraja's Refutation of Sankara's Non-Dualism Clearing the Way for Theism
- James Pratt Bissett,
Matter and Spirit: A Study of Mind and Body in Their Relation to the
Spiritual Life
- David Braine,
The Human Person: Animal and Spirit
(Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 1992) (review)
- Dan Bruiger,
Second Nature: the Man-made World of
Idealism, Technology and Power
- J.W. Cooper,
Body, Soul, and Life Everlasting: Biblical Anthropology and the
Monism-Dualism Debate (review)
- William Lane Craig, James Porter Moreland,
Naturalism: A
Critical Analysis
- J.C. Eccles,
How the Self Controls its Brain (review,
review)
- John Foster,
The Immaterial Self
- Wibur D Hart,
The Engines of the Soul (reviewed)
- William Hasker,
The Emergent Self
(Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1999).
- Leon James, A
Man of the Field
- David H. Lund,
The Conscious
Self: The Immaterial Center of Subjective States (reviewed);
Death and
Consciousness
- Graham Dunstan Martin,
Does It Matter?:
The Unsustainable World of the Materialists (review)
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Uwe Meixner,
The Two Sides of Being: A Reassessment of Psycho-Physical Dualism (reviewed)
- J.P. Moreland, Scott B. Rae,
Body and Soul:
Human Nature and the Crisis in Ethics (reviewed)
- K.R. Popper and J.C. Eccles,
The Self and its
Brain
- Victor Reppert,
C.S. Lewis's Dangerous
Idea: In Defense of the Argument from Reason (reviews)
- Greg Rosenberg, Introduction to
A Place for Consciousness - Probing the Deep Structure of the Natural World
- Richard Schain,
Reverence for the Soul
(intro)
- Douglas M. Stokes,
Consciousness and the Physical World
- Richard Swinburne,
Is There a God?,
The Evolution of the Soul,
- Charles Taliaferro,
Consciousness and the Mind of God
(google)
- Peter Unger,
All the Power in the World
- Sven Walter and Heinz-Dieter Heckmann (Eds),
Physicalism and Mental
Causation: The Metaphysics of Mind and Action (also
here, and
Google books)
- Richard Warner, "In Defense of Dualism", in Richard Warner and Tadeusz
Szubka, eds.,
The Mind-Body Problem
(Cambridge, MA: Blackwell, 1994)
-
The Rationality of Theism,
Series:
Studies in Philosophy and Religion, Vol. 19, Brüntrup, Godehard; Tacelli,
R.K. (Eds.)
- (many more to come here, of course!)
Books on the Psychology of Other Minds and Dualism
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