Global supervenience and belief
Journal of Philosophical Logic 23 (1):103 - 110 (1994)
| Abstract | Global supervenience of beliefs about physical states of affairs on such states has strongly counter-intuitive consequences about what beliefs we can nomologically hold. This is an argument against a global supervenience of all mental properties on physical ones, and, since that is implied by strong supervenience, also against that as the preferred materialist thesis. | |||||||||
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