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Vertical versus horizontal: what is really at issue in the exclusion problem?
Synthese 198 (2):1381-1396 (2019)
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I outline two ways of reading what is at issue in the exclusion problem faced by non-reductive physicalism, the “vertical” versus “horizontal”, and argue that the vertical reading is to be preferred to the horizontal. I discuss the implications: that those who have pursued solutions to the horizontal reading of the problem have taken a wrong turn.Author's Profile
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