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anomalous monism: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of mind

the view that every mental event is a physical event, yet there are no strict psychophysical laws linking mental and physical descriptions.

In philosophy of mind, anomalous monism refers to the view that every mental event is a physical event, yet there are no strict psychophysical laws linking mental and physical descriptions. This meaning comes from Davidson (1980) in Essays on actions and events.[1]

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  1. Davidson, D. H. (1980). Essays on actions and events. Clarendon. ISBN 9780198245292

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