Pain is perceived differentially between persons and can be directly or indirectly caused. Pan can eitheir be mental or physical depending on the stimuli, and a causal role always exists. Pain is perceived as either a sensation or an emotion, depending on the type of pain. The Ramsey-Lewis approach using token identity best sums up the causal role of pain perception, whether emotional or physical. Justin Harris Fear Our advanced minds most likely make us feel fear differently from other animals.
Fear is a causal relation between mind and body.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss and define the Mind-Brain Identity Theory. Kim states that things that affect the brain can have a drastic impact on our mental life, and I agree. Objections to this thesis will be considered. My paper situates Dual Aspect Theory among the possible explanations for the Mind-Brain Correlation Thesis. I use the arguments of philosophers and psychologists to concurrently form my own argument for the idea that the mind and the brain are two aspects of one phenomena.