Objections to physicalism:
Physicalism has over the past twenty years become almost an orthodoxy, especially in the philosophy of mind. Many philosophers, however, feel uneasy about this development, and this volume is intended as a collective response to it. Together these papers, written by philosophers from Britain, the Un...
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| Summary: | Physicalism has over the past twenty years become almost an orthodoxy, especially in the philosophy of mind. Many philosophers, however, feel uneasy about this development, and this volume is intended as a collective response to it. Together these papers, written by philosophers from Britain, the United States, and Australasia, show that physicalism faces enormous problems in every area in which it is discussed. The contributors not only investigate the well-known difficulties that physicalism has in accommodating sensory consciousness, but also bring out its inadequacies in dealing with thought, intentionality, abstract objects (such as numbers), and principles of both theoretical and practical reason; even its ability to cope with the physical world itself is called into question. Both strong 'reductionist' versions and weaker 'supervenience' theories are discussed and found to face different but equally formidable obstacles. The impression with which these essays leave the reader is that the advance of physicalism has been achieved more by talking down the problems that face it than by solving them. |
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Autor: Robinson, Howard
Jahr: 1993
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 1
Howard Robinson
1. THINKING 27
George Myro
2. PHYSICALISM AND MATHEMATICS 39
Bob Hale
3. TRANSCENDENTAL ARGUMENTS AGAINST PHYSICALISM 61
Ralph Walker
4. ACTIONS, CAUSES, AND MENTAL ASCRIPTIONS 81
Grant Gillett
5. MATERIALISM AND THE LOGICAL STRUCTURE OF
INTENTIONALITY 101
George Bealer
6. TRUTH, PHYSICALISM, AND ULTIMATE THEORY 127
Steven J. Wagner
7. the anti-materialist strategy and the
knowledge argument 159
Howard Robinson
8. INCORRIGIBILITY 185
Richard Warner
9. WEAK MATERIALISM 207
N. M. L. Nathan
10. NON-REDUCTIVE PHYSICALISM? 225
A. D. Smith
11. DIFFICULTIES WITH PHYSICALISM, AND A PROGRAMME
FOR DUALISTS 251
Peter Forrest
vi Contents
12. THE GRAIN PROBLEM 271
Michael Lockwood
13. THE SUCCINCT CASE FOR IDEALISM 293
John Foster
Bibliography 315
Index 325
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