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Is Human Information Processing Conscious?
European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy, XII-2 | 2020 Santayana’S Epiphenomenalism Reconsidered 2
Richard Swinburne's Arguments for Substance Dualism
William James's Objection to Epiphenomenalism
Santayana's Anticipations of Deleuze: Total Natural Events and Quasi- Pragmatism
Park, Sam-Yel (1999) a Study of the Mind-Body Theory in Spinoza. Phd Thesis. Copyright and Moral R
A Type-F Monist Account of Phenomenal Consciousness
Where's the Action? Epiphenomenalism and the Problem of Free Will Shaun Gallagher Department of Philosophy University of Central
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1 Why I Am Not a Property Dualist by John R. Searle I Have Argued in a Number of Writings1 That the Philosophical Part (Though
Could Anyone Justiably Believe Epiphenomenalism?
Phil Mind Seminar Syllabus W 21
Idealism, Panpsychism and Emergentism
Can the Mind Change the World?
Mind and Body “Consciousness Is What Makes the Mind- Body Problem Really Intractable
Epiphenomenalism and Content
Idealism and the Hard Problem of Consciousness
1 24.09 Minds and Machines Problem Sets 1-10 Answers Problem Set 1. Assigned 2/17. Due in Recitation 2/24. Answer
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Epiphenomenalism and the Causal Theory of Knowing ______
Habit in the Life and Work of William James David E
Philosophy of Mind PHIL 255 Chris Eliasmith T/Th 4-5:20P AL 208 the Traditional View: Dualism
A Brief Tour of the Introductions to Consciousness Studies
A Case for Monistic Idealism
Honderich and the Curse of Epiphenomenalism
On the Necessity of Consciousness for Sophisticated Human Action
Shadworth Hodgson and the Psychology of William James: Experience, Teleology and Realism
Idealism and the Mind-Body Problem∗
William Seager –
Against Chalmers9 Epiphenomenalism
The Argument for Anomalous Monism, Again
Rejecting Epiphobia Umut Baysan University of Oxford
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I Think Not! Max Velmans, London I Am Prompted to Write These Comments
Alternatives to Materialism
The Rise of Physicalism
From Epiphenomenalism to Eliminativism?1
Review of Philosophy and Psychology