Philosophia naturalis - Archiv für Naturphilosophie und die philosophischen Grenzgebiete der exakten Wissenschaften und Wissenschaftsgeschichte: Philosophia Naturalis Reduction in the Philosophy of Mind. Ed.1-2/2010/2011
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Under a certain interpretation the whole modern philosophy of mind can be conceived as being concerned with issues of reductionism or anti-reductionism either by trying to free the community from its Cartesian heritage or by trying to reinstall it in modern terms debates on type- and token-theories, on functionalism, on supervenience, on mechanistic explanations of the mind, on consciousness and on phenomenality bear directly upon or are explicitly concerned with issues of reductionism and anti-reductionism, and it seems that these are not the only ones. Consequently, the questions of (i) what reduction consists in and (ii) whether or not reductionism is true figured among the most prominent in the philosophy of mind, but also in related areas like metaphysics and philosophy of science, in the early second half of the last century. Due to relatively recent developments in the neurosciences, which were enthusiastically described as pushing us towards a natural science of the mind, they have undergone some sort of revival in the past decades. Moreover, recent interpretations of models of reduction seem to suggest that the alleged problems for reductionism, as, for example, posed by arguments which are based on the assumption of the multiple realizability of mental kinds, do not affect the reductionist s claims at all identification of mental kinds with disjunctive kinds or with contextualized kinds which are seemingly not (relevantly) multiply realizable form two attempts to reconcile the fact of multiple realizability with reductionism.This volume has its roots in an international workshop entitled "Reductionism, Explanation and Metaphors in the Philosophy of Mind", which was held as a satellite event of the GAP conference in Bremen in September 2009.Content:Part 1: Models of ReductionMichael Esfeld: Causal Properties and Conservative ReductionChristian Sachse: Conservative Reduction of BiologyDouglas Kutach: Reductive Identities. An Empirical Fundamentalist ApproachRobert Van Gulick: Non-reductive Physicalism and the Teleo-Pragmatic Theory of MindPart 2: Reduction, Phenomenality, and the Explanatory LinkMarkus Eronen: Replacing Functional Reduction with Mechanistic ExplanationAlbert Newen: Phenomenal Concepts and Mental Files. Phenomenal Concepts are Theory-BasedRaphael van Riel: Identity-Based Reduction and Reductive ExplanationBIOGRAFIEN: Newen, Albert: Dr. phil. Albert Newen, geb. 1994, Studium der Philosophie, Psychologie und Geschichtswissenschaft in Freiburg i.br. und Bielefeld. Forschungsaufenthalte in Paris. Bennigsen-Förder-Preis des Landes NRW (1997). Wissenschaftlicher Assistent am Seminar für Logik und Grundlagenforschung der Universität Bonn.Kanitscheider, Bernulf: Bernulf Kanitscheider ist Professor für Philosophie der Naturwissenschaften an der Universität Gießen und Autor zahlreicher Publikationen.Küppers, Bernd-Olaf: Bernd-Olaf Küppers - geb. 1944, ist Physiker und Philosoph. Er war lange Jahre einer der profiliertesten Köpfe des Göttinger Max-Planck-Instituts für Biophysikalische Chemie und ist seit 1994 Professor an der Naturphilosophie in Jena.Moulines, Carlos Ulises: Prof.Dr. Carlos Ulises Moulines lehrt Philosophie an der Universität München und und Mitglied der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Taschenbuch / Paperback.

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