Comments on Sydney Shoemaker's physical realization
Philosophical Studies 148 (1) (2010)
| Abstract | This paper interprets and criticizes some of the views presented in Sydney Shoemaker’s book, Physical Realization (Oxford University Press, 2007), on the topic of how mental properties are realized by physical properties, given that, on his view, human persons are not even token-identical with human bodies. | |||||||||
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