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What'S Wrong With Microphysicalism? (International Library Of Philosophy),New
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'Microphysicalism', The View That Whole Objects Behave The Way They Do In Virtue Of The Behaviour Of Their Constituent Parts, Is An Influential Contemporary View With A Long Philosophical And Scientific Heritage. In What'S Wrong With Microphysicalism? Andreas Httemann Offers A Fresh Challenge To This View.Httemann Agrees With The Microphysicalists That We Can Explain Compound Systems By Explaining Their Parts, But Claims That This Does Not Entail A Fundamentalism That Gives Hegemony To The Microlevel. At Most, It Shows That There Is A Relationship Of Determination Between Parts And Wholes, But There Is No Justification For Taking This Relationship To Be Asymmetrical Rather Than One Of Mutual Dependence. Httemann Argues That If This Is The Case, Then Microphysicalists Have No Right To Claim That The Microlevel Is The Ultimate Agent: Neither The Parts Nor The Whole Have 'Ontological Priority'. Httemann Advocates A Pragmatic Pluralism, Allowing For Different Ways To Describe Nature.What'S Wrong With Microphysicalism? Is A Convincing And Original Contribution To Central Issues In Contemporary Philosophy Of Mind, Philosophy Of Science And Metaphysics.
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