What do you think of the body-soul dualism, which runs through the western cultural tradition? Is it really necessary that the soul be viewed as having to fight with the body in order to transcend the temptations of the flesh as the Judeo-Christian religious tradition insists? Or could we become more at peace with the material aspect of our being, enjoying bodily pleasure without shame or guilt as the sexual revolution advocated? Do you think that the mind-body dualism which gives rise to the mind-body problem is correct? Or are you more convinced by the various attempts to overcome this dualism (materialism, idealism, identity theory, or the view that there is a mind-body unity which is prior to the division between the two)? Is dualism itself due to abstraction? Give reasons for holding your view.
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