Immaterial Self

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Immaterial Self by John Foster, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1996. This compelling paperback challenges the prevailing materialist and reductionist views of the mind, advocating for a return to the Cartesian concept of the self. With 308 pages of rigorous analysis, Foster delves into the intricacies of consciousness and identity, making a strong case for the immaterial aspects of our existence. Whether you are a philosophy enthusiast or simply curious about the nature of the self, this book offers a refreshing perspective that is sure to stimulate your thinking. Engage with Foster's arguments and explore the depths of the human experience in this essential read.