Abstract A non-violent position drawn from the Anabaptist tradition (‘two-kingdom dualism’) is contrasted with Christian pacifism which that commonly conflated. It argued two-kingdom dualism more effectively leverages philosophical and practical features of its particularly character than does – these may have implications beyond philosophy religion.

Richard Swinburne’s Are We Bodies or Souls? presents a sustained case for view concerning the nature of persons that can be classified as form either Cartesian dualism emergent dualism. This paper comments on two important arguments developed in book and concludes by considering problem origin souls.

This paper presents the basis of Property Grammars, a fully constraintbased theory. In this approach, all kinds of linguistic information is represented by means of constraints. The constraint system constitutes then the core of the theory: it is the grammar, but it also constitutes, after evaluation for a given input, its description. Property Grammars is then a non-generative theory in the se...

I argue in this essay that Richard Swinburne’s revised version of Descartes’ argument chapter 5 his Are We Bodies or Souls? does not quite get him to the conclusion he requires, but a modified treatment personal identity will do trick. also look critically at against epiphenomenalism, where, once again, share have reservations about argument.

Wave-particle dualism is at the very heart of quantum mechanics. It manifests itself mostprominently in the double-slit experiment that has given rise to a fascinating discussion of “which-slit” information versus interference. In the present talk we analyze [1,2] two recent experiments[3,4] reporting simultaneous observation of “which-slit” and interference. Moreover, we introd...

The case for “analytical dualism” as a means of approaching sociotechnical action is presented as an alternative to accounts which tend to conflate agency, structure, and technology. This is based on the work of Margaret Archer, whose work is in turn located in the traditions of critical realism. Her commitment to analytical dualism, which stresses both the importance of time in analysis and th...