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Preface | |
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Emergentism of the Mental Described and Defended | |
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History and Background | |
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Surveying the Landscape | |
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Emergentism Depicted | |
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Classical Emergentism | |
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Problems and Refinements | |
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Emergence and the Mental | |
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Relevant Emergentist Theses | |
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Theories of the Mental I: Eliminativism | |
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Theories of the Mental II: Dualism | |
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Variations on Physicalist Themes | |
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Non-Reductive Physicalism Contrasted with Emergentism | |
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Conclusion | |
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Fleshing Out the View | |
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Elaboration of Supervenience and Explanation | |
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Supervenience Essentials | |
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Supervenience and Emergentism | |
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Explanation Essentials | |
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The Conceptual Gambit | |
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Some Alternative Formulations | |
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Transition | |
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Coincidence: Realization and Identity | |
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From Supervenience to Realization | |
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Realization and Identity | |
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Objections | |
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Artifacts as Temporary Properties of Matter | |
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Identity and Persistence Conditions | |
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Artifacts and Ontology | |
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Causation: Oppositions and Propinquities | |
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The Menace of Non-Physical Causation | |
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Arguments against Mental Causation | |
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The Lessons of the Criticisms | |
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Too Many Causes | |
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A Distinction between Mental and Neurological Properties | |
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Downward Causation | |
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Ultimate Particles and Descending Support | |
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A Causal Nexus | |
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Belief, Desire, and the Physical | |
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Access Consciousness Revisited | |
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Two Standards of Physicality | |
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Access-Conscious Properties and Behavior | |
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Elaborating and Augmenting | |
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Interlude | |
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Orthodox Alternatives | |
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Physicalism: Chauvinism and Pluralism | |
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The Physicalist Landscape | |
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Multiple Realizability | |
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The Rudiments of Chauvinism | |
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Levels, Functions, and Forms | |
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Dora and Commander Data | |
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Pluralism | |
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Representationalism | |
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Prologue | |
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The Setting for Further Disccussion | |
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Intensionality and Intentionality | |
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Semantics Nsturotazed | |
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A Feature of Content | |
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Optimal Conditions | |
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Teteological Semantic Arguments | |
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Nonreductive Physicalism and Pure Token Identity | |
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Introducing Pure Token Identity | |
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A Most Curious Conundrum | |
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Background Conditions for Identity Claims | |
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Undisputed Cases and Complications | |
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Token Physicalism Revisited | |
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Materially Kosher Explanation | |
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Epilogue | |
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References | |
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Index | |