Mind, causation, and world
By: edited by James E. Tomberlin.
Contributors: Tomberlin, James E., 1942-
Series: Philosophical perspectives -- 11
Publisher: Blackwell
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Boston, MA; Oxford UK
Language: eng
Number of pages: 471
Subjects: Causation; Intellect
Other titles: Noûs (Detroit, Mich.)
Notes: "A supplement to Noûs."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Wholes, parts, and numbers -- Nathan Salmon; title: Putnam's paradox: metaphysical realism revamped and evaded -- Bas C. Van Fraassen; title: Somewhat Russellian theory of intensional contexts -- Takashi Yagisawa; title: Reduction with autonomy -- Louise M. Antony and Joseph Levine; title: Anti-reductionism slaps back -- Ned Block; title: Kim's functionalism -- Marian David; title: Special sciences: still autonomous after all these years -- Jerry Fodor; title: Kim on mental causation and casual exclusion -- Terence Horgan; title: Mind-body problem: taking stock after forty years -- Jaegwon Kim; title: Supervenience, vagueness, and determination -- Brian P. McLaughlin; title: Agency and mental action -- Alfred Mele; title: Wide causation -- Stephen Yablo; title: Self and substance -- Sydney Shoemaker; title: Materialism and the psychological-continuity account of personal identity -- Peter Van Inwagen; title: Indeterminacy of identity of objects and sets -- Peter Woodruff and Terence D. Parsons; title: Metaphysics of precision and scientific language -- Roy Sorensen; title: Weak emergence -- Mark A. Bedau; title: Cause and some positive causal impact -- Igal Kvart; title: Immanent causation -- Dean W. Zimmerman.