Tradition
Type physicalism
Overview
in the philosophy of mind, a physicalist theory asserting that mental events can be grouped into types, and can then be correlated with types of physical events in the brain
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Philosophers who discussed Type physicalism
- Jaegwon Kim
- Donald Davidson (philosopher)
- Jerry Fodor
- J. J. C. Smart
- Peter Hacker
- Hilary Putnam
- Ullin Place
- Keith Frankish
- Derk Pereboom
Related ideas
- Gilbert Ryle
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- Type–token distinction
- Correlation
- Herbert Feigl
- Ludwig Wittgenstein
- Logical positivism
- Mental event
- Functionalism (philosophy of mind)
- Reference
- Mario Bunge
- Frank Cameron Jackson
- Qualia
- Ghost in the machine
- Sense
- Physicalism
- J. L. Austin
- David Chalmers
- Phenomenalism
- Berlin
- Eliminative materialism
- Brain
- Multiple realizability
- Anomalous monism
Place in the tradition
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