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Are we made entirely of matter, like sticks and stones? Or do we have a soul--a nonphysical entity--where our mental lives take place? The authors Eric T. Olson and Aaron Segal begin this accessible and wide ranging debate by looking at the often-overlooked question of whether we appear in ordinary experience to be material things.

Are we made entirely of matter, like sticks and stones? Or do we have a soul--a nonphysical entity--where our mental lives take place? The authors Eric T. Olson and Aaron Segal begin this accessible and wide ranging debate by looking at the often-overlooked question of whether we appear in ordinary experience to be material things.

Discussions of personal identity frequently ignore the basic metaphysical nature of human people. What Are We? is the first general study of this important question. It explains the question's meaning, considers in detail the main possible answers to it, and suggests how the problem might be solved.

Integrate a real-world, problem-solving focus into math classes! Covers key high school topics in the context of everyday life scenarios Makes data collection and description, outcomes, probability, tree diagrams, multiplying probabilities, and odds fun and understandable RTB-94pp.

Integrate a real-world, problem-solving focus into math classes! Covers key middle school and high school topics in the context of everyday life scenarios Covers the basics of statistics, the ways statistics are used, how to determine when data changes are statistically significant, and even how statistics are misused