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Chapter 7, Problem 56E
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The concept behind the mind-body problem is to be explained and the reason for the fact that it is difficult to explain ‘free will’ under purely physical description of human beings, is to be explained.
Concept Introduction:
Rene Descartes mind-body dualism states that the human body is comprised of physical part and non-physical part (soul).
Descartes distinguished between the mind and the brain. He related mind with consciousness and brain with intelligence.
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