Titlebook: God and Mental Causation; Daniel Lim Book 2015 The Author(s) 2015 Argument from Consciousness.Causal Closure.Causal Exclusion.Compatibilis

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Henry W. Block,Jie Mi,Thomas H. SavitsJaegwon Kim’s (Physicalismor something near enough, 2005) most recent formulation of the so-called Supervenience Argument against Non-Reductive Physicalism is discussed. The two stages of Kim’s argument can be seen as instances of, what I will call, the Generalized Exclusion Argument.

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Exclusion,Jaegwon Kim’s (Physicalismor something near enough, 2005) most recent formulation of the so-called Supervenience Argument against Non-Reductive Physicalism is discussed. The two stages of Kim’s argument can be seen as instances of, what I will call, the Generalized Exclusion Argument.

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God and Mental Causation978-3-662-47426-6Series ISSN 2211-4548 Series E-ISSN 2211-4556

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Lifetime Estimation of Welded Jointssion Argument. This shows that the CCCA and the two stages of the Supervenience Argument are isomorphic with respect to each other. This allows interlocutors in these disparate areas of philosophy to engage in fruitful dialogue.

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Occasionalism,sion Argument. This shows that the CCCA and the two stages of the Supervenience Argument are isomorphic with respect to each other. This allows interlocutors in these disparate areas of philosophy to engage in fruitful dialogue.

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Ingenuity

God,d is examined. One of its key premises, the contingency of the mind–body relation, is at odds with the possibility of mental causation. The AC may be rescued from this problem by adapting some of the lessons learned in Chap.?. concerning one of the Non-reductive Physicalist solutions to the Superven

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