The dual nature of mind

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Introduction: That man is a trinity, made up of “body, soul and spirit”, was a cardinal principle of the Ancient Greeks, showing that THEY clearly recognized the dual character of man’s mental and spiritual organism. Plato said that man was a trinity of soul, soul-body, and earth-body.

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Citation: Jolley, L.B. The dual nature of mind. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1901.

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Philosophy, Consciousness, Dualism, Graduating theses, Senior theses

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Graduating Theses 1893-1927

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