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    Although no mode can be common to mind and matter, a mutu... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The mind and body are united through mutual dependence of activity, not through any shared mode.

    Although no mode can be common to mind and matter, a mutual action between them exists.

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    Le Grand described the mind-body union in terms directly borrowed from Descartes. However, Le Grand attempted to explicate further than did Descartes the nature of the mind-body union. According to Le Grand, there are three kinds of union, each possessing its own principle which effects that union: the first is that of two minds whose principle of union is love; the second is that of two physical bodies whose principle of union is local presence; and the third is that of the mind and body whose

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