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A Unified Theory of Mind-Brain Relationship: Is It Possible?
Open Journal of Philosophy 3 (4):443 (2013)
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The mind-body relationship has vexed philosophers of mind for quite a long time. Different theories of mind have offered different points of view about the interaction between the two, but none of them seem free of ambiguities and questions. This paper attempts to use a mathematical model for mind-body relationship. The model may generate some questions to think about this relationship from the viewpoint of operator theoryAuthor's Profile
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