This study is an unusual contribution to the philosophy of mind in
that it argues for the sometimes unfashionable view of dualism:
that mind and matter are distinct and separate entities as
Descartes believed. The author takes as his point of departure the
imaginative hypothesis of disembodiment, which establishes the
possibility of the mind's being a quite non-material thing. There
are clear casual correlations between what is physical and what is
mental, and the most serious issue confronting dualism since
Descartes has been how such an interaction is possible. Dr Hart
sets out to answer this question by showing that the issue is as
much about the nature of causation as it is about the natures of
mind and matter.
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