Meaning

1 senses
  1. (uncommon, uncountable)The theory that the mind does not exist as a sole entity, being composed of many immaterial parts that are entirely independent from the material world.

Origin

From bundle + dualism, from Hume's internal observation of the mind as “a bundle of percep

From bundle + dualism, from Hume's internal observation of the mind as “a bundle of perceptions.”

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