More specifically, Szasz has argued that by definition, "disease means bodily disease," (Ibid, p. 74); and, given that the mind is not literally part of the body, disease is a concept that should not be applied to the mind.
When applied to the mind, therefore, the term 'organic' suggested that the mind could perform mental operations only on condition that various bodily parts functioned appropriately at the same time.
So why should that not apply to the mind?.
And frequently mental content is otherwise described as representational or informational content — and 'intentionality' (at least, as this applies to the mind) is seen as just another word for what is called 'mental representation,' or a certain way of bearing or carrying information.
All the while, I had files for each of the characters, and would then deposit all of the materials, songs, pieces of stories, accounts, lyrics, biblical quotations, as they applied to the characters, in my mind.
Alice, the perfect creation of the logical and mathematical mind applied to the pure and unadulterated amusement of children, was struck out of him as if by chance; while making full use of his specialized knowledge, it transcends his weaknesses and remains unique.
Michael Frayn must have the subtlest mind ever applied to the writing of farce.
He applied to the University of Michigan Law School, and then changed his mind.
For example, you might say "Does anything the doctor said ring true?" Listen to him and try and understand from your own knowledge how that applies to the Asperger's mind.
Traditional metaphysicians believed in two categories of experience, inner and outer, and held that outer experience applies to sensory perception, which supplies raw data for the mind, and that inner experience applies to the processes that occur in the mind, such as conceptualization and abstraction.
Bear in mind that this conclusion applies to the average value stock.
