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...Craig French [email protected] Papineau David , The Metaphysics of Sensory Experience . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2021 . 176 pp. © 2022 by Cornell University 2022 What is the nature of conscious sensory experience? In The Metaphysics of Sensory...

... Discontents. Cambridge University Press, 2001 Pp. 369, xi. This is a book of new essays by different authors on physicalism. The essays are divided into three sections. In the first, the papers are, the editors say, “gener- ally sympathetic” (ix) to physicalism. The opening paper, by Papineau...

... Belief.” In Consciousness: New Philosophical Perspectives , ed. Quentin Smith and Aleksandar Jokic, 220 –72. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Crane, Tim. 2005 . “Papineau on Phenomenal Concepts.” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 71 : 155 –62. Dummett, Michael. 1978 [1973...

...: The Science and Ethics of Human Extinction . London : Routledge . Lewis P. J. 2007 . “ Quantum Sleeping Beauty .” Analysis 67 : 59 – 65 . ———. 2009 . “ Reply to Papineau and Durà-Vilà .” Analysis 69 : 86 – 89 . ———. 2010 . “ A Note on the Doomsday Argument .” Analysis 70...

..., his own arguments have left him with very little room to maneuver. Chapter 2 plausibly observes (with David Papineau and others) that theoretical identities do not have or need explanations, and notes that sometimes an apparent request for explana- tion is better construed as a request...

... are divided into three sections. In the first, the papers are, the editors say, “gener- ally sympathetic” (ix) to physicalism. The opening paper, by Papineau, is a compelling historical discussion of the thesis of the completeness of physics, together with the suggestion that an appreciation...

... University Press, 2003. Pp. vii, 255. The Roots of Reason: Philosophical Essays on Rationality, Evolution, and Probability. By David Papineau. New York: Oxford University Press, Clarendon Press, 2003. Pp. viii, 242. Thinking about Consciousness. By David Papineau. New York: Oxford University Press...

... of Choice .” In Socratic Puzzles . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press , 45 – 73 . ( Orig. pub. in Essays in Honor of Carl G. Hempel, ed. Nicholas Rescher, 107–33. Dordrecht: D. Reidel .) Papineau David . 1996 . “ Many Minds Are No Worse Than One .” British Journal for the Philosophy...

...: The Modern Religion of Conscience. New York: Fordham University Press. xv + 206 pp. Palumbo, Lidia. 2008. Rappresentazione, Teatro e Mondo nei Dialoghi di Platone e nella Poetica di Aristotele. Napoli: Loffredo Editore. 581 pp. Papineau, David, ed. 2009. Philosophy. Oxford: Oxford University Press...

... , chap. 6. 18. See also Papineau's discussion of perceptually derived concepts, concepts derived from a perceptual concept but including a nonperceptual file in which information about the referent(s) is housed. 19. For more on acquaintance, especially as the key to a physicalist...

..., IN: University of Notre Dame Press. xx + 432 pp. Macdonald, Graham, and David Papineau, eds. 2006. Teleosemantics: New Philosophical Essays. Oxford: Clarendon. vii + 232 pp. Mahoney, Jack. 2007. The Challenge of Human Rights: Origin, Development, and Significance. Malden, MA: Blackwell. x ...

... differences between the weighing behavior of reasons for beliefs and actions, see Berker, forthcoming.  7. See, for example, Steglich-Peterson 2011 ; Chappell 2012 ; and Papineau 2013 ; though see Reisner 2008 ; Steglich-Peterson 2009 ; Kelly 2003 ; and Feldman 2000 for complications.  8...

.... Guttenplan. Oxford: Blackwell. Loar, B. 1997 . “Phenomenal States (second version).” In The Nature of Consciousness: Philosophical Debates, ed. N. Block, O. Flanagan, and G. Güzeldere. Cambridge: MIT Press. Papineau, D. 1993 . “Physicalism, Consciousness, and the Antipathetic Fallacy...

... physics. That said, there is a gap in the argument from physics. For it is one thing to assume that physics is fundamental, and another to assume that fundamental physics will deal in particles or other wee “bits of mat- ter” (Schaffer 2003; Huttemann¨ and Papineau 2005). The monist can...

... I gratefully acknowledge comments from Jennifer Hornsby, David Papineau, Keith Hossack, Mark Textor, Ian Phillips, Maja Spener, Paul Faulkner, Gabriel Segal, audi- ences at the University of London and the University of Sheffield. I also owe thanks for helpful comments to two anonymous referees...