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a french mathematician, scientist and philosopher
rene descartes
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One of the most influential philosophers in Western Philosophy
immanuel kant
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sees the self as an entirety of thoughts, emotions, and actions of a person that relates to observable behavior
gilbert ryle
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Provided a change of perspective by focusing on the self.
socrates
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We get to know others by observing their behavior and inferring about their selves
gilbert ryle
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self is a bundle or collection of different perceptions, which succeed each other with an inconceivable rapidity and are in a perpetual flux and movement
david hume
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He was the one who proposed the use of "eliminative materialism"
paul churchland
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Our body is our connection to the external world, including other people, thus all experiences are embodied
maurice jean merleau-ponty
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we should instead focus on the observable behavior of a person in defining the self
gilbert ryle
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A british philosopher mainly associated with the ordinary language philosophy movement
gilbert ryle
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person is composed of the cogito or the mind and the extenza or the body, which is the extension of the mind
rene descartes
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was a Scottish philosopher and an empiricist who believes that all concepts as well as knowledge come from the senses and experiences
david hume
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One of the things that the duality approach seems to state is that there can be a private, unobservable aspect of a person and a different pjblic and observable part
gilbert ryle
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His idea of the "self" merged that of plato and the then new christian perspective, which led him to believe in the duality of a person.
st.augustine
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utilized knowledge from other academic and research fields to talk about the self as well as the mind
paul churchland
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A leading french existentialist and phemenologist
maurice jean merleau-ponty
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This self cannot be found in the soul nor the body but i one's consciousness
john locke
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Further expounded on the idea of the soul by stating that it has three parts or components
plato
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Argues that a person should only believe the things that can pass the test of doubt
rene descartes
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an english philosopher, political theorist and physician
john locke
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the consciousness is not the brain itself
john locke
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A person's mind is a blank state or tabula rasa at birth
john locke
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He argued that there is no self beyond what can be experienced
david hume
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Unexamined life is not worth living
socrates
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The consciousness and the self that comes with it fan be transferred from one person or body to another
john locke
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This certain event is caused by something in the past could possibly create another reaction in the future
david hume
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mind and body are interconnected with each other and therefore cannot be separated
maurice jean merleau-ponty