Richard Rorty (1979) argues that while the Greeks viewed the body and soul as separated, they considered sensations to pertain to the body, whereas intellect or reason was viewed as divine and separated from the physical body.

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• body concept
• soul concept
• sensation concept
• reason concept
• intellect concept