3.4.2 Descartes Indivisibility arguement for substance dualism Flashcards

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What is Liebniz’s law of identicals?

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for A and B to be the same thing, A and B must have all the same properties. If 2 things have different properties, they cannot be the same things.

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What are some properties of the mind/mental substances?

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non-physical
non-extended
invisible
intangible
indivisible

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What are some properties of the body/physical substances?

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physical
extended
visible
tangible
divisible

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[Descartes Indivisibility arguement]

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P1: My mind is indivisible
P2: My body is divisible
C: My mind is not identical to my body

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