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Does anything like a mind exist?

Jeff Carreira January 12, 2010 Blog Posts, Philosophical Inquiry 26 Comments

I still have a few more posts on Dewey that I want to put up that lead to an exciting model of cultural evolution, but Carl’s comment to my last post inspired me to write …

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B. F. SkinnerEdward Lee ThorndikeWilliam James

William James, B.F. Skinner and the Stream of Consciousness Revisited

Jeff Carreira July 23, 2009 Blog Posts, Philosophical Inquiry 8 Comments

In an earlier post I described similarities between the ideas of John Dewey and B.F. Skinner, I now will to do the same with William James. Both James and Skinner dubbed their own philosophies “Radical.” …

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B. F. SkinnerWilliam James

Freewill, To Believe or Not To Believe

Jeff Carreira July 16, 2009 Blog Posts, Philosophical Inquiry 37 Comments

I saw that both Carl and Brian noticed my use of the phrase “caved in” in expressing the fact that I was not convinced about the Behaviorist view. There is so much fantastic insight in …

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B. F. SkinnerWilliam James

The Freewill of a Creative System

Jeff Carreira July 13, 2009 Blog Posts, Human Freedom and Freewill, Philosophical Inquiry 12 Comments

I am amazed by all of the insightful comments on my last post. It seems that many of us are comfortable with the idea that perhaps freewill is not a characteristic of an individual, but …

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