Vallicella on the Ontology of the Mental
Posted on October 4, 2009
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Vallicella on the ontology of the mental. I’ve been more sympathetic to the property-dualist point of view that see there are proto-mental properties in the physical that emerge into the mental when in the proper composition and structure. However there’s a lot to think about in Vallicella’s comments. It’s not quite Davidson and not quite dualism and perhaps somewhat similar to Peirce. The difference is the nature of the mental.
Related posts:
- Davidson, Gadamer and Derrida
- Davidson and Mental Objects
- Davidson: What Is Present to the Mind
- Anomalous Monism Again
- Mental Processes Below Consciousness
- Davidson: The Myth of the Subjective 2
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