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Materialism, Minds, and Cartesian Dualism offers a history of how philosophers and scientists have thought about mind/body problems, especially as it concerns the question of consciousness after death. This book interrogates the last thirty years of scientific research on reincarnation, considering a series of case studies impossible to explain in any other way than persisting consciousness after death. Although this book does not attempt to argue why or how some people reincarnate and how long they reincarnate. It argues that these case studies demonstrate in compelling ways that some people have indeed to some degree reincarnated. Therefore the philosophical materialist position that only physical objects exist is refuted.
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: Basic Objections to Mind-Body Dualism Advanced by Reductive Materialists
Chapter 2:. Evidence Favoring Cartesian Mind-Body Dualism and Reincarnation
Chapter 3: Objections and Replies to the Minimalist View of Personal Reincarnation
Chapter 4: Where are We Now?
Appendix. J. Ayer on Personal Reincarnation
References
Additional Suggested Reading
About the Author
