Meta-physics of mind and body.

Which of the following is an argument presented by Descartes to support Substance Dualism?

• The Philosophical Zombies Argument

• The Knowledge Argument

• The Indivisibility Argument

• The Argument From Analogy

Which of the following is an example of a Non-Intentional Phenomenal Property?

• Belief

• Bitter-sweet

• Desire

• Anger

Which of the following is an example of a 'quale'?

• Belief

• Bitter-sweet

• Desire

• Anger

Which of the following is an example of a mental state with intentionality?

• Redness

• Sweet

• Pain

• Belief

Which scholar is responsibile for the Philosophical Zombies argument for Property Dualism?

• Frank Jackson

• John Stuart Mill

• David Chalmers

• Rene Descartes

What is the key point made by the 'Masked Man Fallacy'?

• The mind is indivisible

• Thinking that the mind is not the brain is irrelevant if the mind is just the brain

• Thinking that other bodies have minds is evidenced by the way your own body is controlled by your mind

• Knowing that you are not the masked man is confirmed by introspecion

Which is NOT a criticism of Frank Jackson's Knowledge Argument (Mary's Room Argument)?

• Mary gains ability knowledge, not propositional knowledge

• Mary gains acquitance knowledge, not propositional knowledge

• Mary gains knowledge of physical facts she already knew but in a different way

• Mary does not even exist in real life

What is the key point presented in the Philosophical Zombies argument?

• A zombie replica would prove that brain states are not the same as mental states/qualia

• Philosophical zombies disprove property dualism

• A zombie replica would also experience qualia

• A zombie mind can conceivably exist without a zombie body

Who raised the conceptual interaction problem that Substance Dualism struggles to answer?

• John Stuart Mill

• Carl Hempel

• Frank Jackson

• Elisabeth, Princess of Bohemia

What dualist approach denies that mental states can interact with the body?

• Substance Dualism

• Conceivability Argument

• Epiphenomenalism

• The Indivisibility Argument