Sentence examples for common view of mind from inspiring English sources

If we accept the bundle view, rejecting the common view of mind as a substance, as he thinks we must, then we are reduced to "accepting the paradox that something which ex hypothesi is but a series of feelings, can be aware of itself as a series" (Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy, Ch. XII, p. 194).

This integration challenges the common view of cell fate landscapes.

There are two common views of Donald Trump.

A common view in the philosophy of mind and cognitive science is that the propositional attitudes of subjects are underwritten by an internal language of thought, comprised of mental representations.

Another well-known set of Gassendi's objections target Descartes' views of mind and body.

He said his religion was "let it be," a very common state of mind in Egypt.

For traditionally minded Egyptians, this is a common view: desire should be limited to males, who do what they can to heighten it.

Thus, the common phrase 'metaphysics of mind' is misleading.

On the more common view, pronouns are subordinated to special demonstrative or relative acts in the mind.

There is, of course, some truth to this common view.

There is a common view that the Internet itself is Balkanizing and spreading people into point of view communities.