Question 1
What does Ryle's concept of self rely on?
Question 2
According to Ryle, sensations and feelings are not part of what?
Question 3
Which phrase did Ryle use to emphasize there is no distinct self or soul?
Question 4
Ryle challenged the view that mental states are:
Question 5
Ryle believed that intelligent acts (mental processes) are:
Question 6
What term did Ryle use to describe the mind-body distinction?
Question 7
What major philosophical idea did Gilbert Ryle critique?
Question 8
According to Ryle, what defines one's concept of self?
Question 9
What did Ryle call the Cartesian notion of the mind as a hidden entity?
Question 10
How did Ryle view the traditional rationalist perspective on mind and body?
Question 11
How did rationalists view mental acts compared to physical acts?
Question 12
What book did Gilbert Ryle write that criticizes the Cartesian view of the mind?
Question 13
Which of the following did Ryle believe about mental images, feelings, or memories?
Question 14
Ryle's critique was focused on debunking what idea?
Question 15
Which of the following best describes Ryle's philosophical stance?