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Like Nagel, with his “physico-mental intimacy” and his variability of relations, Merleau-Ponty also searches for new forms of physico-mental relations. He postulates a “circular causality” as a “chiasm” between mental states and physico-mental conditions. These terms characterize physico-mental relations as forms of organization within the structures of the “lived body” such that physico-chemical and mental states appear as the interior and the exterior, the concave and the convex side of a non-visible hinge, the “lived body” (Merleau-Ponty 1968, 295).
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Like
Nagel,
with
his
“physico-mental
intimacy”
and
his
variability
of
relations,
Merleau-Ponty
also
searches
for
new
forms
of
physico-mental
relations.
He
postulates
a
“circular
causality”
as
a
“chiasm”
between
mental
states
and
physico-mental
conditions.
These
terms
characterize
physico-mental
relations
as
forms
of
organization
within
the
structures
of
the
“lived
body”
such
that
physico-chemical
and
mental
states
appear
as
the
interior
and
the
exterior,
the
concave
and
the
convex
side
of
a
non-visible
hinge,
the
“lived
body”
(Merleau-Ponty
1968,
295).
