For 10 points, name this author who called Cartesian dualism the
 "ghost in the machine" in his work
This philosopher compares a central notion of one work to the claim that a woman either bought a
 left-hand and a right-hand glove, or a pair of gloves, but not both. He claimed that his mission was to
 correct the "logical geography" of a certain type of knowledge in a work whose mission he declares is to
 determine the "logical cross-bearings" of concepts. He criticized a position he claims stems from the
 confusion of Galilean scientific principles as applying to all existing things, the so-called "Official
 Doctrine." He claimed that the statements "there occur mental processes" and "there occur physical
 processes" are not in the same category. For 10 points, name this author who called Cartesian dualism the
 "ghost in the machine" in his work The Concept of Mind.
This philosopher compares a central notion of one work to the claim that a woman either bought a
 left-hand and a right-hand glove, or a pair of gloves, but not both.
Gilbert {Ryle}