Resumo
The origins and development of the problem of mental causation are outlined. The underlying pressuppositions which give rise to the problems are identified. Possible strategies for solving, or dissolving the problem are examined.
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Companion to The Philosophy of Mind (Oxford, Blackwell).
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Press).
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the American Philosophical Association 63. Included in Kim (1993a).
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University Press).
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Anomalous Monism?”. In: Heil & Mele (1993).
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XXV (Special Number), pp. 285-304.
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KIM, J. (1996). Philosophy of Mind (Boulder, Co, Westview Press).
McGINN, C. (1993). Problems in Philosophy (Oxford, Blackwell).
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Epiphenomenalism”. In: Heil & Mele (1993).
PUTNAM, H. (1967). "The Nature of Mental States”. In: Mind, Language
and Reality (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1975).
PUTNAM, H. (1973). "Philosophy and our Mental Life”. In: Mind,
Language and Reality (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press,
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SOSA, E. (1984). "Mind-Body Interaction and Supervenient Causation”,
Midwest Studies in Philosophy, 9.
(1993). “Davidson's Thinking Causes”. In: Heil & Mele (1993).

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