Sensations and Brain‐Events

In The Evolution of the Soul. Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (1986)
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If we are to give a full history of the world, we need to count two properties as distinct, if possession of one does not entail possession of the other. Hence, mental properties are distinct from physical properties, and so mental events including sensations are distinct from physical events. So functionalism is rejected. And mental events do not supervene on, are not constituted by, or realized in, physical events

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