1. Rene Descartes principles of nature speak about laws of physics. Descartes believed that the internal world of mind interacts, because of the locus of freedom. Thus, Descartes states “ the body do not attached to the mind” that the mind is another mechanical substance, and being pushed around deterministically.
2. John Locke opposes Rene Descartes principle of nature, and speaks about “consciousness”, and not the same as either mind or the body. Locke mentions “identity” as the continuity of the memory-the continuity of memory means that a person at one time is the very same person as a person at a later time.
3. Immanuel Kant notion of the “human mind”, which on one hand there is empirical psychology and Transcendental Ego.
2. John Locke opposes Rene Descartes principle of nature, and speaks about “consciousness”, and not the same as either mind or the body. Locke mentions “identity” as the continuity of the memory-the continuity of memory means that a person at one time is the very same person as a person at a later time.
3. Immanuel Kant notion of the “human mind”, which on one hand there is empirical psychology and Transcendental Ego.