property dualism

Noun

Singular property dualism

Plural none

1. (uncountable) In philosophy, property dualism is the idea that only the things understood using our senses (and not our mind) exist and these things may have mental qualities (such as the ability to speak or to feel pain). That is, there is no mental quality if the thing does not exist in the world, including consciousness. If a person dies, their mind no longer exists.