DECOMPOSING, RECOMPOSING, AND SITUATING CIRCADIAN MECHANISMS: THREE TASKS IN DEVELOPING MECHANISTIC EXPLANATIONS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Introduction v
3. TABLE OF CONTENTS vii
4. I. BETWEEN THE MIND ...
5. ENOUGH WITH THE NORMS ALREADY! 1
6. INTENTIONALITY, INFORMATION, AND EXPERIENCE 9
7. ACCEPTANCE AS CONDITIONAL DISPOSITION 29
8. II. ... AND ...
9. “SUPERVENIENT AND YET NOT DEDUCIBLE”: IS THERE A COHERENT CONCEPT OF ONTOLOGICAL EMERGENCE? 53
10. NON-REDUCTIVE PHYSICALISM, MENTAL CAUSATION AND THE NATURE OF ACTIONS 73
11. SORITICAL SERIES AND FISHER SERIES 91
12. THE ELIMINATION OF MEANING IN COMPUTATIONAL THEORIES OF MIND 117
13. III. ... THE BRAIN
14. NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PHILOSOPHY 137
15. DECOMPOSING, RECOMPOSING, AND SITUATING CIRCADIAN MECHANISMS: THREE TASKS IN DEVELOPING MECHANISTIC EXPLANATIONS 177
16. ADAPTIVE CONTROL LOOPS AS AN INTERMEDIATE MIND-BRAIN REDUCTION BASIS 191
17. Backmatter 220