BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES, 603–647 Printed in the United States of America What to say to a skeptical metaphysician: A defense manual for cognitive and behavioral scientists

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• Philosophy
• Metaphysics
• Ontology
• Cognitive science
• Cognition
• Monism
• Philosophy of science
• Functionalism
• Philosophy of mind
• Multiple realizability
• Reductionism
• Supervenience

Confessions of a Deserter

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• Philosophy of science
• Reductionism
• Holism
• Relationship between religion and science
• Loren Eiseley
• Relativism
• John Polkinghorne
• John Templeton Foundation

2011 SAAP paper submission What We Might Talk About When We Talk About Love: Scientific Language and Pragmatic Identity Mark Dietrich Tschaepe University of Minnesota, Rochester Abstract:

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• Philosophy of science
• Pragmatists
• American philosophers
• Philosophers of science
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Pragmatism
• Metaphysics
• Idealism
• John Dewey
• Richard Rorty
• Reductionism
• Ontology

This paper was presented for the International Conference on Gross National Happiness on GNH, held in Paro, Bhutan from 4-6 November 2015 A Philosophical Exploration of Radical Forgiveness

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• Virtue
• Emotions
• Forgiveness
• Mythology
• Philosophy of love
• Spirituality
• Philosophy of self
• Reductionism
• Psychology of self
• Philosophical realism
• Identity
• Experience

David Knill and the Rational Analysis of mid-level vision Paul Schrater Graduate student with Dave, 20 Years ago today

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• Perception
• Neuroscience
• Cognition
• Bayesian approaches to brain function
• Cognitive neuroscience
• Reductionism
• Sensorimotor
• Visual perception

Must Structural Realism Cover the Special Sciences? Holger Lyre Abstract Structural Realism (SR) is typically rated as a moderate realist doctrine about the ultimate entities of nature described by fundamental physics. W

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• Linguistics
• Scientific method
• Structuralism
• Reductionism
• Structural linguistics
• Multiple realizability
• Structure
• Structural engineering
• Conceptual model
• Group

Fiat Objects Barry Smith Department of Philosophy, Center for Cognitive Science and NCGIA SUNY at Buffalo (NY), USA When, in 1784, the land surveyor Thomas Jefferson called into being the states of

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• Ontology
• Fiat
• Category of being
• Reductionism
• Idealism
• Experience
• Temporal parts

When is it Mental? Stuart Glennan† abstract Most philosophical debate over mental causation has been concerned with

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• Philosophy of science
• Cognitive science
• Mechanism
• Causality
• Analytic philosophy
• Cognition
• Philosophy of mind
• Problem of mental causation
• Reductionism
• Mind
• Mental disorder
• Relation

[DraftThe First European Pragmatism Conference: The Relevance of American Philosophy Panel: Naturalism, Language and Agency+15 min.) Quine and Two Kinds of Ontological Pragmatism Heikki J. Koskinen

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• Ontology
• Willard Van Orman Quine
• Pragmatism
• Category of being
• Materialism
• Metaphysics
• Naturalized epistemology
• Reality
• Existence
• Concept
• Reductionism
• Ontic

Reductionism and systems thinking My contention is that reductionism limits the ability of systems theory to explain, and that reductionism is a function of anxiety. This certainly has been an operating assumption of mi

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