The title of the American jazz classic body and soul echoes a view known as dualism, this view associated most prominently with the philosopher is René Descartes.
The idea that the mind and body are truly separate is one of Descartes' philosophical tenets that has persisted the longest and is now known as "mind-body dualism." He comes to this conclusion by reasoning that because the nature of the mind and the body are so dissimilar, it is feasible for one to live without the other.
This argument leads to the well-known, still-controversial conundrum of mind-body causal interaction: how can the mind control some of our limbs and how can the body's sense organs generate feelings in the mind when their natures are so dissimilar?
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