Conway is critical of the Cartesian idea that bodies are constituted of dead matter, of Henry More's concept of the soul in his "Antidote Against Atheism," and of dualist theories of the relationship between the body and spirit.
She is critical of Henry More's concept of the soul in his "Antidote Against Atheism" and dualist theories of the relationship between the body and spirit. Conway is critical of the Cartesian idea that bodies are constituted of dead matter.
Conway is critical of the Cartesian idea that bodies are constituted of dead matter. She is critical of Henry More's concept of the soul in his "Antidote Against Atheism" and dualist theories of the relationship between the body and spirit.
Conway is critical of the Cartesian idea that bodies are constituted of dead matter. She is critical of Henry More's concept of the soul in his "Antidote Against Atheism" and dualist theories of the relationship between the body and spirit.