Consciousness is too complex to be contained just in our physical bodies. How can we say that scientific evidence of neural pathways in the brain determines our thoughts, cares, and deeper soul's longings? Is our consciousness merely the result of the functions of a clump of cells?” Whose perspective regarding the self runs counter to these statements A. Rene Descartes B. Gilbert Ryle C. Immanuel Kant D. Paul and Patricia Churchland

Consciousness is too complex to be contained just in our physical bodies. How can we say that scientific evidence of neural pathways in the brain determines our thoughts, cares, and deeper soul's longings? Is our consciousness merely the result of the functions of a clump of cells?” Whose perspective regarding the self runs counter to these statements A. Rene Descartes B. Gilbert Ryle C. Immanuel Kant D. Paul and Patricia Churchland

Essentials Of Human Development

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ISBN:9781285647357

Author:Kail

Publisher:Kail

Chapter8: Rites Of Passage: Physical And Cognitive Development During Adolescence

Section8.4: Reasoning About Moral Issues

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