Body and Mind: A History and a Defense of Animism

accept according action activity Animism appears argument Aristotle association attempt become believe bodily body brain called causation cause century chapter claim clear common complex conceive conception consciousness considerable consists continuity course death Demy determined difficulty direct distinct doctrine Edition effect elements energy essential evidence evolution existence experience explanation expression fact feeling functions habit hand human idea Illustrated immortality individual influence interaction involved kind knowledge later living maintained material matter meaning mechanical memory mental merely mind modes movement namely nature nervous notion objects organism Parallelism perhaps personality philosophers physical Plato play position possible present principle problem processes psychical psycho-physical purely question reality reason regarded relation remains Second Edition seems sensation sense sensory separate soul spirit stream substance successive suppose teaching theory things thought tion true universe vital whole