Philosopher Ryle's Dualism

"Can we ever be certain about anything?" A question that the philosopher Descartes may answer by stating that there is complete certainty in anything if the self is existent. This response is stated through his second meditations in which he explains the relations m consciousness and existence. The doctrine of body soul dualism creates certainty that it is impossible to survive without the mind as without the body. By creating some type of harm towards the mind the body would fail and vise versa.

Considering the doctrine of Carter dualism, philosopher Ryle disregards Descartes beliefs, insisting and redirecting a certain topic or thing under one classification even though it may actually belong in a different classification. For this reason Ryle criticizes the usage of terms and language that different philosophers use, insisting that they create confusion for the understating of their true message. Ryle also insists philosophers such as Descartes were using the label of the mind separated from the body and idealistically perceiving it as the soul, however Ryle explains both the mind and the body are not different and the functions of the two are equal.

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