Because, for the purposes of this class, I'm going to reserve the word "Soul" for the immaterialist conception of the mind.

为了讲课的需要,我会将"灵魂"这个词,留到讲心灵的非物质性概念时再用

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At the end of last class I suggested that from here on I'm going to be assuming that there's no soul.

上一节课的最后,我说了从现在开始,我假定灵魂是不存在的。

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I announced on the first day of class that I don't, myself, believe in the existence of a soul.

第一节课上,我就声明,本人并不相信灵魂的存在

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The kind of dualist position that we are considering in this class is an interactionist position, where the soul commands the body.

我们在这门课里,所讨论的二元论观点,实际上是一种互动论的观点,也就是认为灵魂可以控制肉体

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In particular, do we have souls, and for this class when I talk about a soul, what I'm going to mean is sort of a bit of philosophical jargon.

特别是，我们有灵魂吗，在这节课上，当我说到灵魂，我的意思是带有一些术语味道的。

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But there's a part of us, perhaps the essential part of us, that is something more than the physical, the spiritual, immaterial part of us, which as I say in this class we'll call a soul.

我们身体中有一部分，可能是重要的，比身体重要的，精神上的，非物质的部分，就像我在这里说的灵魂。

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