Mental Causation
Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 69:211 - 253 (1995)
| Abstract | Keywords: action, dualism, functionalism, materialism, physicalism Contents 1. What is mental causation? 2. History 3. Mental causation as a problem for dualism 4. Mental causation as a problem for physicalism 5. Mental causation and cognitive science.. | |||||||||
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