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'The Concept of Mind' is one of the most influential books on philosophy to have been published since the war. In it Professor Gilbert Ryle attacks what he calls the 'official doctrine', that is, t...he Cartesian conception of a person being two things - a mind and a body. Mrs Susan Haack questions Ryle about some of the main themes of the book and Professor Vesey comments on the argument.
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