A Physicalist Manifesto: Realization Physicalism
By Andrew Melnyk. 2003
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Subfields: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, History and Philosophy of Science, Philosophy
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- Acquaintance and the mind-body problem (2012, background): “Contemporary physics tells us that this ontology consists of particles, strings and fields of various types that occupy space-time (or bear spatio-temporal relations to one another) and possess a limited number of quantitative properties (mass, charge, electromagnetic potential, and so on).”
- What can recent replication failures tell us about the theoretical commitments of psychology? (2014, background): “…new and more sophisticated versions of the materialist metaphysic have been proposed since Galileo (e.g., Bunge, 2010; Churchland, 1986; Kim, 1998; Melnyk, 2003), the notion of materialism he espoused still holds sway among both physical and behavioral scientists (e.g., Klein, 2014; Koons &…”