A case of schizophrenia refuting mind-body dualism by Mohlalefi C. Letuka, Tejil Morar

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Rene descartes: Colossus of binaries – real or perceived? by Sandeep Alex

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Pairing Problems: Causal and Christological by Wong Kevin W.

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Perceptual Phenomena Cannot Be Approached from a Single Perspective by Alessandro Soranzo, Luca Taddio

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Ruhçu Düşünceye Karşı Bir Argüman Olarak Ayrık-Beyin Vakası by Aykut Alper Yılmaz

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More Substance, Please: A Reply To Michael Esfeld’s Minimalist Ontology of Persons by Alin Christoph Cucu

“…Also, Esfeld’s rejection of classical mind-body dualism seems premature. I present as an alternative a modified mind-body dualism which solves the problems of Esfeld’s view and argue that embedding it in a theistic worldview is favorable for any account that seeks to establish irreducible personhood.…”
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Hegel's Solution to Cartesian Dualism of Mind and Body by Farzad

“…By adopting the right approach in explaining Cartesian doctrine of the mind body dualism from a phenomenological perspective, it can be possible to show the mind’s Odyssey within reality.…”
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Artificial cognition vs. artificial intelligence for next-generation autonomous robotic agents by Giulio Sandini, Alessandra Sciutti, Pietro Morasso

“…The current view of AI robotics mostly follows a purely disembodied approach that is consistent with the old-fashioned, Cartesian mind-body dualism, reflected in the software-hardware distinction inherent to the von Neumann computing architecture. …”
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Religion Is Natural by Zübeyir OVACIK

“…Some recent findings suggest that two foundational aspects of religious belief – belief in divine agents,and belief in mind–body dualism – come naturally to young children. This research is briefly reviewed, and some future directionsare discussed.…”
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The Implications of Near-Death Experiences for Research into the Survival of Consciousness by David Rousseau

“…Keywords:  near-death experiences, NDEs, super-psi, mind-body dualism, survival, consciousness…”
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Is feeling pain like perceiving red? by Germana Pareti

“…From the various contributions we understand that the core of the discussion still consists in the effects of the mind-body dualism of Cartesian origin. On the one hand, pain has subjective and indubitable, perhaps even unspeakable qualities; on the other hand, it can be physically located in a well-defined region of the body. …”
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Don quijote, Christelike geloof en natuurwetenskap 1 by H. P.P. Lötter

“…Gilbert Ryle's criticism on Descartes' mind-body dualism is used here to strengthen this argument. …”
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PRAKTOGNOSIA: ECOSOPHICAL REMARKS ON HAVING A BODY by Gianluca De Fazio, Paulo Lévano

“…Having them in mind, the authors aim at relieving the body from the conceptual imagery provoked by yet another product of the nature/culture distinction: the mind/body dualism, which very often has submitted the latter to the former. …”
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Reconstructing a Theory of Mind in the Mengzi by Kevin James TURNER

“…It argues that recent studies in favor of mind-body dualism import Cartesianism through the vocabulary their arguments are couched in. …”
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Can Humanity Survive the Anthropocene? It Depends On Who We Think We Are by Graham Parkes

“…In recent times the libertarian Titans of Big Tech have added a strong dose of Cartesian mind-body dualism to the formula. More beneficial ideas of who we are can be found in numerous indigenous tradition, and especially in Chinese philosophy, which understands human beings as relatives in a dynamic network of interactions with our fellow humans, the biosphere, and the powers of Heaven and Earth. …”
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Gestalt Theory and the Network of Traditional Hypotheses by Gilchrist Alan L.

“…This construction amounts to an awkward mind body dualism wherein part of perception is done by the body and the other part is done by the mind. …”
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John Dewey’s Feminist Legacy by Marta Vaamonde Gamo, Jaime Nubiola

“…We compare the Deweyan and feminist arguments against the traditional dualisms that acted as philosophical support for social inequality, paying particular attention to mind–body dualism, and the consequent undervaluation of physical and emotional wellbeing. …”
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True believers: the recption of Descartes's meditations by Malebranche and Huet by D. Anthony Larivière, Thomas M. Lennon

“…With respect to mind-body dualism, Malebranche attempted to strengthen Descartes's position by jettisoning clarity and distinctness basing it instead on a principle of intentionality. …”
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Towards an Object-Oriented Ethics: Schopenhauer, Spinoza, and the Physics of Objective Evil by Dalton Drew M.

“…Thus, the apparent “moral neutrality” of objects rests upon a kind of subject/object or mind/body dualism. The aim of this paper is to explore two paths by which western thought can escape this dualism, re-valuate the alleged “moral neutrality” of material objects, and initiate a sort of “object oriented ethics,” albeit with surprising results. …”
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Ethics and Dualism in Contemporary Psychology: From Avicenna and Descartes to Neuroscience by Alma Jeftiċ

“…The purpose of this paper is to examine the major impact of well-known “mind-body” dualism on ethics in psychological researches, with special emphasis on neuropsychology and neuroscience in general, as well as major constraints related to that dillema. …”
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