- physicalism,
which denies dualism.
Physicalists hold that
physicalism is true. A
natural question for
physicalists, then, is
whether the
truth of physicalism...
- that "there are more
properties than
physicalists talk about."
Jackson would eventually call
himself a
physicalist and say, in 2023, "I no
longer accept...
- This view was
espoused by the 17th-century
rationalist Baruch Spinoza.
Physicalists argue that only
entities postulated by
physical theory exist, and that...
-
theories of
meaning or
direct realist accounts of perception. Rather,
physicalists believe that no "element of reality" is
missing from the mathematical...
-
Daniel Dennett's
multiple drafts model of
consciousness is a
physicalist theory of
consciousness based upon cognitivism,
which views the mind in terms...
- vice versa.
Predicate dualism is a view
espoused by such non-reductive
physicalists as
Donald Davidson and
Jerry Fodor, who
maintain that
while there is...
-
followed him, now tend to
identify themselves as
generically non-reductive
physicalists. Putnam's
invocation of
multiple realizability does not, of course, directly...
-
terms physical or
chemical mechanisms (only 56.5% of
philosophers are
physicalists,
according to the most
recent PhilPapers survey). With this,
there has...
-
functionalists claim to be
physicalists—indeed, some of them, such as
David Lewis, have
claimed to be
strict reductionist-type
physicalists.
Functionalism is fundamentally...
- Chalmers.
Thomas Nagel's "What is it like to be a bat?"
challenged a
physicalist account of mind. So did
Frank Jackson's
Knowledge argument,
which argues...
