A discussion of the mind-brain problem.
Theoretical medicine June 1, 1993 K R Popper, B I Lindahl, P Arhem
In this paper Popper formulates and discusses a new aspect of the theory of mind. This theory is partly based on his earlier developed interactionistic theory. It takes as its point of departure the observation that mind and physical forces have several properties in common, at least the following six: both are (i) located, (ii) unextended, (iii) incorporeal, (iv) capable of acting on bodies,...
DOI: 10.1007/bf00997274 (opens in new tab)
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Brain
Humans
Mental processes
Consciousness
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