So then decide whether 'mind is either natural or supernatural' and consistently follow the implications of that decision as far as it goes.The question as to whether 'mind' is 'natural' or 'supernatural' may be of significance but the division between natural and supernatural may not be clear. — Jack Cummins
Is 'natural' defined as that which we have discovered with our senses and sciences?The question as to whether 'mind' is 'natural' or 'supernatural' may be of significance but the division between natural and supernatural may not be clear.
— Jack Cummins
So then decide whether 'mind is either natural or supernatural' and consistently follow the implications of that decision as far as it goes. — 180 Proof
For me, in psychology "intentionality" corresponds to attention¹ and in philosophy corresponds to aboutness².How do you see the idea of intentionality as an aspect of psychology and philosophy? — Jack Cummins
More than that: nature is that aspect (i.e. causal nexus) of encompassing reality, or being, from which human beings are fundamentally inseparable.Is 'natural' defined as that which we have discovered [uncovered] with our senses and sciences? — Patterner
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