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Is there a causal influence of the mental on the physical?

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What philosophers, other than Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, examine “will” first, before “free will”?

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Sep 29 '17 at 23:00 Conifold 29.4k

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Quine - two dogmas of empiricism

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Mar 26 '16 at 9:56 Mauro ALLEGRANZA 28.9k

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Did Kant consider Newtonian mechanics a priori?

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Sep 18 '16 at 2:51 Community♦ 1

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Can there be intentionality without consciousness?

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Oct 2 '16 at 2:39 Conifold 29.4k

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Hubert Dreyfus & Heidegger - is Heidegger a dualist?

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Feb 26 at 20:30 Dan Palmer 1

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According to Kant - how is transcendental deduction of the forms of sensibility and categories of understanding possible?

kant critique-of-pure-reason

Jun 21 '17 at 14:08 Ozan 11

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How does one bring mind and matter into a single ontology that accounts for subconscious mind?

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Dec 19 '16 at 4:52 Community♦ 1

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Reducing chemistry to physics [closed]

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Jan 11 '16 at 23:41 Ameet Sharma 711

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Quine - Two dogmas of empiricism - status of mathematics [duplicate]

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Aug 9 '17 at 21:49 Gordon 1,316

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Question about Leibniz' view on monads and causality

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Nov 20 at 23:08 Hasan Mert YILDIRIM 66

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Based on evolution, do we arrive at deductive principles inductively?

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Jul 27 '17 at 19:00 Cort Ammon 15.1k

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12 Questions

Is there a causal influence of the mental on the physical?

What philosophers, other than Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, examine “will” first, before “free will”?

Quine - two dogmas of empiricism

Did Kant consider Newtonian mechanics a priori?

Can there be intentionality without consciousness?

Hubert Dreyfus & Heidegger - is Heidegger a dualist?

According to Kant - how is transcendental deduction of the forms of sensibility and categories of understanding possible?

How does one bring mind and matter into a single ontology that accounts for subconscious mind?

Reducing chemistry to physics [closed]

Quine - Two dogmas of empiricism - status of mathematics [duplicate]

Question about Leibniz' view on monads and causality

Based on evolution, do we arrive at deductive principles inductively?