Mental events.
Davidson D. (1970)
In: Experience and Theory, edited by L. Foster and J.W. Swanson, The University of Massachusetts Press and Duckworth.
- Nominator's statement
- A fundamental contribution to the philosophy of mind and introduction of anomalous monism according to which individual mental events are physical but cannot be fully described and/or predicted by physical laws. This paper brought to focus the subtle distinction between the possibility of the physical description of a particular mental event as contrasted with the impossibility of its unambiguous derivation from a set of psychophysical laws.
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