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Mental Causation* [PDF]

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Mental causation is the causation of physical effects by mental causes. The paradigm case of mental causation is the causation of someone’s bodily movement by a mental state or event of hers.
Kroedel, Thomas
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Contrastive mental causation

Synthese, 2019
Any theory of mind needs to explain mental causation. Kim’s (upward) exclusion argument concludes that non-reductive physicalism cannot meet this challenge. One classic reply is that mental properties capture the causally relevant level of generality, because they are insensitive to physical realization. However, this reply suggests downward exclusion (
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Mental Causation

Tuijin Jishu/Journal of Propulsion Technology, 2023
The article analyzes the issue of mental causation from the point of view of linguistics and simultaneouslyit discusses the interaction of languages, the influence of one language on another.In most sources, mental causation is interpreted as an object of investigation of analytic philosophy.But in our current work, we analyzed mentality based on the ...
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Realization and mental causation

2000
Abstract The problem of mental causation is at the heart of the mind-body problem. And for physicalist or materialist views of mind, the key to solving the problem of mental causation is getting a satisfactory understanding of how the mental is realized in the physical.
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Mental Causation

ProtoSociology, 1995
Tim Crane, Bill Brewer
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Mental Causation

Philosophical Books, 1994
Peter A. White, John Heil, Alfred Mele
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Mental health and academic performance: a study on selection and causation effects from childhood to early adulthood

Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 2020
Sara Agnafors, Mimmi Barmark
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Hylomorphism and Mental Causation

Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association, 2005
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