In Spinoza's dual-aspect theory, the mind and the body are
A) ?two different substances that are in a preestablished harmony.
B) ?two aspects of one and the same substance.
C) ?two aspects of an underlying mental reality.
D) ?two aspects of a nonsubstantial reality.
B
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a.monads b.Rules and functions c.sense-data d.Forms e.Cartesian substances
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