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论塞尔的心身观（On Searls view of mind and body） On Searls view of mind and body [author] Huang Shaohua abstract This article holds that Searls view of mind and body has a positive effect on solving the long-standing problem in the philosophical history of the relationship between mind and body. In order to solve the problem of mind and body, it is necessary to study the relationship between body and mind on the basis of the social practice view of Marx, combining natural science, social science, humanistic science and philosophy. Keywords Searl psychosomatic problem One The mind body problem or the cardio cerebral problem is a long unsolved problem in the development of Western philosophy. Looking from Platon to Descartes and Kants philosophy, it can be found that they have three different interpretations of psychosomatic problems generally: (1) that is parallel to the psychological process of brain activity, and both are independent of each other; (2) that the mind and body are two separate entities, but also their interaction the psychological process, can cause physical activity, physical activity can also cause psychological process; (3) that the psychological process and brain activity is actually the same process, therefore, the two are be made one, the psychological process of reduction and simplification for brain processes. Analysis of contemporary American philosopher Searl (J.R.Searle) believes that the traditional philosophy of psychosomatic problems these answers are not able to really solve the mind body problem, psychosomatic problems or brain problems still exist, but is still a big problem in the study of philosophy. So why cant traditional philosophy solve psychosomatic problems? Searl believes that this is because, first of all, traditional philosophy used to solve the physical and mental problems, there are serious shortcomings. He pointed out that the traditional philosophy, especially since Descartes the world draw for spiritual and material of two ki