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 - Type physicalism - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	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 Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-08-31 17:19:37 Open Document File Size: 84,61 KB Share Result on Facebook City Minneapolis / London / Oppenheim / Oxford / / Company Clarendon Press / Cambridge University Press / MIT Press / / Facility University of Minnesota Press / University College London Psychology / / Organization Cambridge University / University College London / MIT / University of Minnesota Press / / Person Robert Cummins / Hilary Putnam / Donald Davidson / ELIMINATIVE MATERIALISTS / Stuart Shanker / / ProvinceOrState Massachusetts / / PublishedMedium the Philosophy of Science / / SocialTag Physicalism Cognitive science Analytic philosophers Monism Type physicalism Emergentism Anomalous monism Eliminative materialism Philosophy of science Philosophy

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 Add to Reading List