Nadler recognizes that Arnauld had quite different attitudes toward the two cases, but nevertheless says that Arnauld "alone among Cartesians" recognized mind-body interaction as a specific problem in Descartes' metaphysics, and "used an occasionalist solution" (Nadler 1995, 144).
In other words, it is recognizing mindfulness beyond our physical mind, and which encapsulates our growing awareness of our place within a grand, creatively dynamic cosmological order.
Frum compared the conflict between two types of visitors the narrow stairway attracts to the Israel/Palestine conflict, in that both groups were entirely unwilling to even recognize, never mind accommodate, each other's interests.
It turns out that panpsychism offers not only a powerful solution to the question of "what is consciousness?" but also to the question of "how did life arise and evolve?" The panpsychist solution is to recognize that mind and thus purpose are inherent in all of nature – but are extremely rudimentary in most cases.
If we recognize some mind-independent phenomena we want to explore and come to know, whether in nature or in culture, we should also recognize that it is up to us to construct and employ the appropriate cognitive measures in order to "take the measure" of the state of affairs in question.
At age 15 months, children recognize the minds of others.
Faust was the figure in which the Romantic age recognized its mind and soul; and the character, in his self-consciousness and crisis of identity, continued to appeal to writers through the centuries.
These four concepts are no longer just theories; they are spiritual truths recognized in mind, body and soul.
Those familiar with breath meditation practice will recognize the busy mind he writes about -- a mind that is obsessed with worries about the future or attachment to the past.
To make human-computer interaction (HCI) more natural and friendly, it would be beneficial to give computers the ability to recognize states of mind of humans the same way a human does.
