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• Mental causation
  In philosophy, '''mental causation''' refers to the hypothetical possibility that the mind or mental acts can ...aph on this subject proposes the "canonical" formulation of the problem of mental causation:<ref name=Harbecke/>
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• Talk:Mental causation
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• Template:Mental causation/Metadata
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• Determinism/External Links
  *{{cite web |title=Mental causation |url=http://www.iep.utm.edu/mental-c/ |work=Internet Encyclopedia of Philos
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• Hard problem of consciousness
  ...rns the relation of physical causes to the subjective, is the problem of [[mental causation]], the query as to how, or even if, ''mental'' events, like decisions, can {{cite book |title=Mental Causation: Investigating the Mind's Powers in a Natural World |editor=Jens Harbecke |
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• Mental causation
  In philosophy, '''mental causation''' refers to the hypothetical possibility that the mind or mental acts can ...aph on this subject proposes the "canonical" formulation of the problem of mental causation:<ref name=Harbecke/>
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• User:John R. Brews/Articles
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• Free will/External Links
  ...un.edu/~tab2595/13_Mental_Causation_Consciousness.pdf |title=Lecture XIII: Mental Causation/Consciousness |work=Philosophy of Mind and Metaphysics |author=Tim Black |
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• Free will
  ...o this separation of the subjective and the objective is the question of [[mental causation]],<ref name=Harbecke/> the ability (or not) of the mind to affect the mater For example, we have this modern statement of the claim for mental causation:
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• User talk:Maria Cuervo
  #[[Mental causation]]
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• Subjective-objective dichotomy
  ...vide sufficient causes for all events. See for example, {{cite book |title=Mental Causation: Investigating the Mind's Powers in a Natural World |author=Jens Harbecke |
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