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ANALISIS LAGU NO WOMAN NO CRY OLEH BOB MARLEY MELALUI PENDEKATAN SOSIOLOGI SASTRA

2018

<p><em>‘No Woman, No Cry’ is one of Bob Marley’s popular songs besides ‘I Shot the Sherriff,’ ‘One Love,’ ‘Is This Love,</em><em>’ and ‘Three Little Birds.’ This song is worth studied since it often creates a sense of dualism and ambiguous in the meanin</em><em>g among fans especially the non-Jamaican audience. Despite the fact that the language of the lyric is clear but in o</em><em>r</em><em>de</em><em>r to have an in-depth understanding one needs to have a fit and proper approach. This is because of the locality of th</em><em>e context through language and cultural convention. Therefore in this research t…

LiteratureSociology of literaturebusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectPhilosophyMind–body dualismBiographyContext (language use)ConventionPopular musicMaterials ChemistryDepictionMeaning (existential)businessmedia_commonMelanesia : Jurnal Ilmiah Kajian Bahasa dan Sastra
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PASSIONATE DESCARTES: A REINTERPRETATION OF THE BODY'S ROLE IN CARTESIAN THOUGHT

2020

Abstract The usual reading of Descartes' “anthropological” perspective classifies it as a radical dualism with a distinction between two substances, mind and body, which experience major interaction difficulties. Through a contextualization of Descartes' physiological and psychological thought as well as through a less fragmented reading of his work, we intend to review this traditional interpretation, thereby showing its distorted character. When we pay attention to passion, a new Descartes’ image as a sort of phenomenal monism appears, which is markedly different from the legendary image typically associated with him, even today.

Mind–body problemDualismeLogicPhysiologymedia_common.quotation_subjectB1-5802FisiologiaPassion050905 science studies0603 philosophy ethics and religionMindDualismReading (process)MonismPhilosophy (General)Passionmedia_commonReinterpretationContextualizationBC1-199PhilosophyInterpretation (philosophy)05 social sciencesMind–body dualism06 humanities and the artsMent i cosEpistemologyPhilosophy060302 philosophyBody0509 other social sciences
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Beyond Conceptual Dualism

2008

Francesc Forn I ARGIMON: Editorial Foreword: Special Series in Cognitive Science John R. SEARLE: Guest Foreword Preface Introduction One: Problems and Theories: The Mind-Body Problem in Contemporary Philosophical Debate Two: Biological Naturalism: A Naturalistic and Non-Reductive Ontology of Consciousness Three: Functionalistic Models of Consciousness: Dennett, Chalmers, and the Desubstantialization of Mind Four: Holism and Mental Causation in the Theory of Intentionality Five: John Searle and Contemporary Neuroscience. Holism, Mental Causation, and the Roots of Subjectivity Conclusion Works Cited About the Author Index

Philosophy of mindSearle Locke Consciousness Mental Causation Holism Self Philosophy of Mind Neurosciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectIntentionalityMind–body dualismHolismCausationConsciousnessPsychologyBiological naturalismNaturalismEpistemologymedia_common
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