A Study of Ryle's Theory of Mind: Expository and Critical |
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A. C. Ewing according to Ryle activity actualisation analysis appears argues Ryle argument Aristotelian Society asserts Cartesian category mistake Concept of Mind conclusion consciousness and introspection deny describe difficult disposition dreams dualism elliptical episodes epistemologists exist experience fancying feel frame of mind Frank Sibley George Allen ghost ghostly Gilbert Ryle H. H. Price heed human behaviour hypothetical statements Ibid idioms imagination imaging implications inferring infinite regress intellectual intelligent judgments linguistic logical look matter of fact meaning mental concepts method of knowing mind and body mind's eye object Obviously occur one's ordinary language pain perception person Philosophy Philosophy of Mind physical proposition Psychology question refer round plate Ryle argues Ryle believes Ryle observes Ryle thinks Ryle's theory sensations sense sentences smell speak stage Stuart Hampshire talk theorists theory of mind thought tion traditionalists true vanity verbs visualising volition words world of mind