Cartesian Psychology and Physical Minds- Robert Wilson

This textbook explores the intersection of philosophy and psychology, specifically focusing on the Cartesian notion of mind-body dualism. The author, Robert Andrew Wilson, delves into the implications of this theory on the science of the mind, as well as on individualism. The book covers various subjects in developmental, clinical, and social psychology, making it a comprehensive resource for psychology students and professionals. Published by Cambridge University Press in 1997 as part of the Cambridge Studies in Philosophy series, this hardcover book has 273 pages.