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There seems to be some disagreement over the extent of La Forge’s commitment to occasionalism. This chapter considers La Forge’s arguments with respect to body-body relations, mind-body relations, and mental events alone, and concludes that La Forge’s occasionalism was only partial, since he allowed for real causal powers in the mind.
Keywords: La Forge; occasionalism; mind; body; causation
Chapter. 7629 words.
Subjects: History of Western Philosophy
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