From Tim Crane & Sarah Patterson (eds.) The History of the Mind-Body Problem (London: RoutledgeThe origins of qualia1 Tim Crane

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• Perception
• Dualism
• Qualia
• Sense data
• Epiphenomenalism
• Direct and indirect realism
• Consciousness Explained
• Functionalism
• Physicalism
• Philosophy of mind
• Mind
• Cognitive science

Comment on Ted Honderich’s ‘Radical Externalism’ Tim Crane Department of Philosophy, UCL Ted Honderich’s theory of consciousness as existence, which he here calls radical externalism, starts with a good phenomeno

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• Ted Honderich
• Externalism
• Internalism and externalism
• Consciousness
• Philosophy of perception
• Dualism
• Idealism
• Physicalism
• Reality
• Philosophy of mind
• Philosophy
• Mind

Pierre Jacob, What Minds Can Do Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1997, pp.299+xii Among the many things minds can do, two general kinds of thing have inspired much of the debate in recent philosophy of mind. The fir

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• Intention
• Analytic philosophers
• Philosophy of mind
• Monism
• Problem of mental causation
• Jerry Fodor
• Intentionality
• Physicalism
• Causation
• Philosophy
• Metaphysics
• Causality

From Mind and Society (ed. R. Viale) DUALISM, MONISM, PHYSICALISM Tim Crane ABSTRACT Dualism can be contrasted with monism, and also with physicalism. It is argued here

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• Ontology
• Monism
• Cognitive science
• Physicalism
• Philosophy of mind
• Dualism
• Anomalous monism
• Emergentism
• Reduction
• Philosophy
• Metaphysics
• Materialism

REPLY TO CHILD by Tim Crane In ‘The Mental Causation Debate’ (1995), I pointed out the parallel between the premises in some traditional arguments for physicalism and the assumptions which give rise to the problem of

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• Philosophy of science
• Causality
• Materialism
• Cognitive science
• Problem of mental causation
• Dualism
• Overdetermination
• Causation
• Indeterminism
• Metaphysics
• Philosophy
• Physicalism

Reply to Pettit Author(s): Tim Crane Source: Analysis, Vol. 53, No. 4 (Oct., 1993), ppPublished by: Oxford University Press on behalf of The Analysis Committee Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable .

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• Cognitive science
• Materialism
• Monism
• Supervenience
• Dualism
• Philosophy of mind
• Mind
• Metaphysics
• Philosophy
• Physicalism

THE AUTONOMY OF PSYCHOLOGY Tim Crane, University College London Psychology has been considered to have an autonomy from the other sciences (especially physical science) in at least two ways: in its subject-matter and in

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• Physicalism
• Cognitive science
• Analytic philosophers
• Monism
• Type physicalism
• Emergentism
• Anomalous monism
• Eliminative materialism
• Philosophy of science
• Philosophy
• Metaphysics
• Materialism

Real Acquaintance and Physicalism Philip Goff I – Real acquaintance versus acquaintance physicalism In the old days physicalists refused to compromise. They not only denied the existence of mental properties over and a

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• Ontology
• Epistemology
• Cognition
• Physicalism
• Concept
• Philosophical zombie
• Thinking about Consciousness
• Dualism
• Consciousness
• Philosophy of mind
• Mind
• Cognitive science

1120 Memory: Implicit versus Explicit Moscovitch M, Vriezen E and Goshen-Gottstein YImplicit memory in patients with focal lesions and

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• Causality
• Cognitive science
• Physicalism
• Monism
• Problem of mental causation
• Philosophy of mind
• Anomalous monism
• Emergentism
• Type physicalism
• Philosophy
• Metaphysics
• Dualism

African Studies Quarterly | Volume 14, Issues 1 & 2| NovemberA Critique of the Concept of Quasi-Physicalism in Akan Philosophy HASSKEI MOHAMMED MAJEED Abstract: One important feature of recent African philosophica

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