Spectator in the Cartesian Theater: Where Theories of Mind Went Wrong since Descartes
by Peter Slezak
Spectator in the Cartesian Theater examines how theories of mind have developed since Descartes. Focusing on the influential idea of an inner spectator, Peter Slezak considers the conceptual problems that can arise when consciousness is explained through this model, offering a philosophical examination of the mind and its interpretation.
About This Book
Spectator in the Cartesian Theater examines theories of mind associated with the legacy of René Descartes.
The book focuses on the idea of a spectator within the mind and considers how this model has influenced thinking about consciousness.
Peter Slezak explores where theories of mind may have gone wrong since Descartes.
Written for readers interested in philosophy, psychology, and the study of consciousness.
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