" This work argues that to conjoin or disjoin "there occur mental processes" with "there occur physical processes" is to make a category mistake.
This work argues that scientific laws are used as "inference-tickets" between factual statements as part of its argument that not all indicative sentences report facts. A. J. Ayer argued that rather than rejecting a certain concept, this work defends an "honest" version of it that "does not command the stage of a private theatre." This work critiques one perspective's dependence on "yet another interior process of planning to plan," as part of showing how the "intellectualist legend" leads to an infinite regress. To solve that problem, this work articulates a distinction between "knowing how" and "knowing that." This work argues that to conjoin or disjoin "there occur mental processes" with "there occur physical processes" is to make a category mistake. For 10 points, name this book that attacks Cartesian dualism as "the ghost in the machine," written by Gilbert Ryle.
This work argues that scientific laws are used as "inference-tickets" between factual statements as part of its argument that not all indicative sentences report facts.
The Concept of Mind &lt;Philosophy&gt;