But versions of the C-P thesis, according to which the fact that we can represent P to ourselves provides (probabilifying or decisive) evidence in favor of P's metaphysical possibility, have played a central role in a number of traditional and contemporary discussions, particularly in the context of mind-body dualism (for details, see relevant sections in the SEP entries on zombies and dualism).
He understood the outlook of such writers, drawing on a kind of intellectual empathy to reanimate their ideas for later generations, but he did not build up a thickly textured context of lesser minds or grub around in archives.
In Bihar, two days later, three workers for one political party were shot dead in two separate attacks.But the violence has to be seen in the context of the mind-boggling scale of an Indian election.
The report given by Sussi in Table 2 illustrates how the reflexology treatment focused on the wider context of body-mind and activated Sussi's awareness and preventive behavior, thus combining the treatment prevention and health promotion.
Massey and Denton have identified several conceptual dimensions of segregation, all of which were conceived with a particular context in mind: that of urban segregation of blacks from whites in the United States (Massey and Denton 1988 , 1989 Massey et al. 1996; U.S. Bureau of the Census 2004).
Its context includes parts of mind as yet uncharted.
The multiple-realizability argument being criticized by Sober was based on abstract considerations in the context of philosophy of mind.
A number of researchers have also begun to consider dreaming in the context of theories of mind wandering (Schooler et al. 2011) and suggest that there is an overlap between the brain areas involved in dreaming and the default-mode network, a network of brain areas associated with stimulus- or task-independent thought (Pace-Schott 2007, 2013; Domhoff 2011; Wamsley 2013; Fox et al. 2013).
In the context of philosophy of mind, the problem of free will takes on renewed intensity.
These deficits have mostly been studied within the context of facial emotion recognition and perception,[ 19– 21] attributional biases,[ 22] and, more broadly, within the larger context of Theory of Mind (ToM).
Such situations require tolerance for uncertainty, learning new rules, flexibility, understanding of context, and theory of mind, all demands that are often challenging for individuals with ASD (Gomot & Wicker, 2012).
