Dependencies, Connections, and Other Relations: A Theory of Mental Causation

Springer Verlag (2003)
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This work covers, in its subsequent parts, ontology, the metaphysics of causation, and the philosophy of mind. It provides a firm theoretical basis for believing that in our all-physical world mental causation is perfectly real, and that it can be understood.

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