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In A Brief History of the Soul. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 1–5 (2011)
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the soul in Greek thought ‐ an intellectual climate, hostile to idea of we being embodied souls assumptions, that as human beings, and other animals ‐ physical–chemical realities physio‐chemical organisms ‐ with extraordinary powers and capacities Daniel Dennett's materialist view ‐ of the natural world and the mind existence of soul, life in fictional worlds ‐ J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter books Philosophy of Mind, and Kim's “…we are the kind of conscious, intelligent, and rational creature” we are The Problem of the Soul, Owen Flanagan ‐ the mind or the soul being the brain history of the idea ‐ of embodied souls mental and physical correlation ‐ not the same as establishing an identity McGinn, and his belief ‐ there is more to us, than physical–chemical processes, a commonsense credibility
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