Learning Aims: -To reflect upon, debate and discuss some key issues in the Philosophy of Mind. -To be able to explain the difference between dualism and.

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Learning Aims: -To reflect upon, debate and discuss some key issues in the Philosophy of Mind. -To be able to explain the difference between dualism and materialism. -I can explain my view on the ‘mind/body problem’.

Group Group As Where are our thoughts and memories kept? Group B’s What makes us, ‘us’? Group C’s Do we have a soul that will never change or are we constantly changing as people?

Views on the mind Dualism Materialism There are two different parts of a person- A mind (or Soul) and a body. Our mind makes us who we are, our bodies are like an outer shell.   Whilst our bodies will decay, our minds/souls are immortal. Therefore there is a life after death. Materialism Our minds are inseparable from our bodies.   Therefore a soul cannot exist after our physical bodies have died. There is no life after death because: -Life needs our brain, nervous system etc. to continue working. -Death is the end of all of the above...therefore life can’t continue without a physical form.