Sentence examples for definition of mind from inspiring English sources
James published a paper in 1878, "Spencer's Definition of Mind as Correspondence," in which his pragmatism and analysis of thought and belief are clearly discernible, and two decades later, he introduced pragmatism to the public in a lecture.
Recall once more the Cusan "definition" of mind already alluded to in The Layman: About Mind: Mind is "that from which comes the limit and measure of all things".
The pragmatic temperament appears in the book's opening chapter, where (following a method he first set out in "Remarks on Spencer's Definition of Mind as Correspondence") James classifies philosophers according to their temperaments: in this case "tough-minded" or "tender-minded".
In a world filled with megachurches, Crossfit gyms, Pepe-heavy Reddit forums, and multilevel marketing schemes, it's crucial to expand your definition of mind control.
Even that expanded definition of mind must expand further; for the body is just another box that thinking is eager to go beyond, as when two lovers match their heartbeats.
4 Thus, in this paper, we employ a slightly modified version of Siegel's 5 definition of "mind".
In summary, based on Siegel's 5 definition of the mind, we underscore that the mind is dynamic and reflects reciprocal causation between brain, body, and environment.
There really is no scientific definition of the mind, and philosophers go back and forth about whether or not the mind is a function of the physical organ, the brain itself, or whether it's a combination of that and the activating and governing force from outside the body.
Wimmer and Perner accepted Premack and Woodruff's definition of theory of mind, and become interested in the question of the stage at which small children acquire a theory of mind.
Don't expect to know how to live life 'the old way' but have a beginner's mind (link here to a definition of beginner's mind).
Number and size (multitudo et magnitudo) are central to The Layman: On Mind where measuring is proposed as the layman's definition of the human mind.
