This volume brings together experts from different fields-including William Bechtel, Stewart Clark, Tom Lancaster, Carl Gillett, John Heil, Robin F. Hendry, Max Kistler -who delve into classic and unexplored lines of philosophical inquiry related to downward causation. It critically assesses the possibility of downward causation given different ontological assumptions and explores the connection between downward causation and the metaphysics of causation and dispositions. Finally, it presents different cases of downward causation in empirical fields such as physics, chemistry, biology and the neurosciences.…mehr
This volume brings together experts from different fields-including William Bechtel, Stewart Clark, Tom Lancaster, Carl Gillett, John Heil, Robin F. Hendry, Max Kistler -who delve into classic and unexplored lines of philosophical inquiry related to downward causation. It critically assesses the possibility of downward causation given different ontological assumptions and explores the connection between downward causation and the metaphysics of causation and dispositions. Finally, it presents different cases of downward causation in empirical fields such as physics, chemistry, biology and the neurosciences.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michele Paolini Paoletti is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Macerata (Italy). He has published articles and books on several ontological issues (including the theory of fictional objects, negative facts, relations), on physicalism and emergentism (for example, his recent "How Powers Emerge from Relations" on Axiomathes). Francesco Orilia is a Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Language at the University of Macerata (Italy). His research focuses on ontology, logic, philosophy of language and mind. His recent publications include: Singular Reference. A Descriptivist Perspective (2010), "Positions, Ordering Relations, O-Roles" (2014), "Moderate Presentism" (2016).
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Downward Causation: an Opinionated Introduction Michele Paolini Paoletti and Francesco Orilia Part I: Downward Causation and the Metaphysics of Causation Chapter 2: Three Grades of Downward Causation Francesco Orilia and Michele Paolini Paoletti Chapter 3: Downward Causation John Heil Chapter 4: Higher Level, Downward and Specific Causation Max Kistler Chapter 5: Powers and Downward Causation Erasmus Mayr Chapter 6: Emergence and Demergence Rani Lill Anjum and Stephen Mumford Chapter 7: Power Mereology, Structural Powers versus Substantial Powers Anna Marmodoro Part II: Downward Causation and the Sciences Chapter 8: The Use of Downward Causation in Condensed Matter Physics Stewart J. Clark and Tom Lancaster Chapter 9: Prospects for Strong Emergence in Chemistry Robin F. Hendry Chapter 10: Causality and Levels of Explanation in Biology Marta Bertolaso and Marco Buzzoni Chapter 11: The Interlacing of Upward and Downward Causation in Complex Living Systems. On Interactions, Self-Organization, Emergency and Wholeness Luciano Boi Chapter 12: Top-Down Causation in Biology and Neuroscience: Control Hierarchies William Bechtel Chapter 13: Early Complexity in Human Development François Jouen and Michèle Molina Chapter 14: Scientific Emergentism and Its Move Beyond (Direct) Downward Causation Carl Gillett Part III: Downward Causation, Mind and Agency Chapter 15: The Mental Causation Debate and Qua Problems Sophie C. Gibb Chapter 16: Agent-Causation - Neither Upward Nor Downward Uwe Meixner Chapter 17 The Compatibility of Downward Causation and Emergence Simone Cozzano Chapter 18: The Views on Mental Downward Causation Mario De Caro and Matteo Grasso
Chapter 1: Downward Causation: an Opinionated Introduction Michele Paolini Paoletti and Francesco Orilia Part I: Downward Causation and the Metaphysics of Causation Chapter 2: Three Grades of Downward Causation Francesco Orilia and Michele Paolini Paoletti Chapter 3: Downward Causation John Heil Chapter 4: Higher Level, Downward and Specific Causation Max Kistler Chapter 5: Powers and Downward Causation Erasmus Mayr Chapter 6: Emergence and Demergence Rani Lill Anjum and Stephen Mumford Chapter 7: Power Mereology, Structural Powers versus Substantial Powers Anna Marmodoro Part II: Downward Causation and the Sciences Chapter 8: The Use of Downward Causation in Condensed Matter Physics Stewart J. Clark and Tom Lancaster Chapter 9: Prospects for Strong Emergence in Chemistry Robin F. Hendry Chapter 10: Causality and Levels of Explanation in Biology Marta Bertolaso and Marco Buzzoni Chapter 11: The Interlacing of Upward and Downward Causation in Complex Living Systems. On Interactions, Self-Organization, Emergency and Wholeness Luciano Boi Chapter 12: Top-Down Causation in Biology and Neuroscience: Control Hierarchies William Bechtel Chapter 13: Early Complexity in Human Development François Jouen and Michèle Molina Chapter 14: Scientific Emergentism and Its Move Beyond (Direct) Downward Causation Carl Gillett Part III: Downward Causation, Mind and Agency Chapter 15: The Mental Causation Debate and Qua Problems Sophie C. Gibb Chapter 16: Agent-Causation - Neither Upward Nor Downward Uwe Meixner Chapter 17 The Compatibility of Downward Causation and Emergence Simone Cozzano Chapter 18: The Views on Mental Downward Causation Mario De Caro and Matteo Grasso
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