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Donald Davidson

Davidson, Donald. 1980. Essays on Actions and Events. Oxford Oxford University Press. [Pg.53]

Davidson, Donald. Afterthoughts, 1987. (to A Coherence Theory of Truth and Knowledge. ) In Reading Rorty. Ed. by A. Malachowski. Oxford Blackwell, 1990. 134-137. [Pg.139]

Davidson, Donald. 1984. "What Metaphors Mean." In Inquiries into Truth and Interpretation. Oxford Clarendon. [Pg.206]

Davidson, Donald. 1969. The individuation of events. In Essays in honor of Carl G. Hempel, ed. [Pg.37]

Nicholas Rescher, 216-234. Dordrecht ReideL Davidson, Donald. 1970. Events as particulars. Nous 4 25-32. [Pg.37]

Davidson, Donald. 1986. Knowing one s own mind. Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association 60 441-458. [Pg.51]

Davidson, Donald. 1963. Actions, reasons and causes. Journal of Philosophy 60 685-700. [Pg.79]

Davidson, Donald. 1967. The logical form of action sentences. In The logic of decision and action, ed. Nicholas Rescher, 81-120. Pittsbuigh University of Pittsburgh Press. [Pg.79]

Davidson, Donald. 1993. Thinking causes. In Mental causation, ed. Alfred Mele and John Heil, 3-18. Oxford Clarendon. [Pg.149]

Arthur T. Hubbard, Donald A. Stern, Ghaleb N. Salaita, Douglas G. Frank, Frank Lu, Laarni Laguren-Davidson, Nikola Batina, and Donald C. Zapien... [Pg.8]

Davidson s Theory of Intention." In Actions and Events Perspectives on the Philosophy of Donald Davidson, edited by Ernest LePoie and Brian McLaughlin. Oxford Blackwell. [Pg.53]

Donald Davidson is Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley... [Pg.283]

The economist s view that choices can be explained by the preferences of the agents and the opportunities they face can be found in any textbook on microeconomics. The philosopher s view that choices can be explained by the desires and beliefs of the agents has been expounded by Donald Davidson in a num-... [Pg.181]

Donald B. Boyd, Successes of Computer-Assisted Molecular Design. Ernest R. Davidson, Perspectives on Ab Initio Calculations. [Pg.351]

The guidelines were written by the following subcommittee of the 1990-1991 ACCP Clinical Practice Affairs Committee Terri Graves Davidson, Pharm.D. Mary Beth O Connell, Pharm.D. Ryon Adams, Pharm.D. Veronica Moriarty, Pharm.D. Anthony Ranno, Pharm.D. Nathan Schultz, Pharm.D. Barry Carter, Pharm.D., FCCP, Chair and Marsha Raebel, Pharm.D., FCCP. Other members of the committee were Richard Berchou, Pharm.D., Dennis Clifton, Pharm.D., Joseph F. Dasta, M.S., FCCP Carl Hemstrom, Pharm.D. Donald Kendzierski, Pharm.D. Bruce Kreter, Pharm.D. Louis Pagliaro, Pharm.D. Richard Ptachcinski, Pharm.D. Christine Rudd, Pharm.D., FCCP and Dominic Solimando, Jr., Pharm.D. Staff editor is Toni Sumpter, Pharm.D. Approved by the Board of Regents on November 3, 1992. [Pg.867]

This chapter will discuss the problem of how anomalous monism can accoimt for causation in virtue of mental properties. This is a pressing problem for nonreduetive materialists, sinee nonreduetive materialists generally hold that mental events and properties are anomalous (i.e. that there are no striet laws eonneeting mental types to physieal types). Donald Davidson holds the view of anomalous monism (AM), which is naturally seen as deriving fiom three premises (P). The three premises from whieh Davidson derives AM are is follows ... [Pg.11]

Swampman is part of the legacy of Donald Davidson. See Davidson (1987). [Pg.187]

Ramberg, B. (1999). The significance of charity. In L.E. Hahn (ed.). The philosophy of Donald Davidson. Chicago Open Court. 601-618. [Pg.458]

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