Philosophy Compass. 2019;e12571. https://doi.org/10.1111/phc3.12571 Abstract One of Anton Wilhelm Amo's core contributions to philosophy is his study of the human mind. Amo argues that the human mind is a purely active, immaterial substance that always acts spontaneously and cannot itself be acted upon. Amo's account of the mind has far‐reaching consequences for how he views the relation between mind and body, and our cognitive relation to the sensible world around us. This article introduces Amo's strongly representationalist position, and discusses the extent to which he circumvents the problem of epistemic isolation to which his views seem to give rise.

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安东·威廉·阿莫的心灵哲学

哲学指南针。2019; e12571。https://doi.org/10.1111/phc3.12571摘要Anton Wilhelm Amo对哲学的核心贡献之一是他对人类心灵的研究。Amo认为，人的思想是一种纯粹的，活跃的，非物质的物质，总是自发地起作用，不能自身作用。Amo对心灵的描述对他如何看待身心之间的关系以及我们对周围世界的认知关系产生了深远的影响。本文介绍了Amo强烈的代表主义立场，并讨论了他在多大程度上规避了他的观点似乎引起的认知孤立问题。