Stephen Mumford is professor of philosophy at Durham University and was previously head of department in philosophy at Durham University. He is best known for his work in metaphysics on dispositions and laws and has also made contributions to the philosophy of sport.
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00:00 - Introduction
02:09 - Causation
04:40 - Causation as primitive
06:43 - Causal concepts as ostensive
08:58 - Humean causation
10:39 - Direct experience of causation
15:12 - Effects preceding causes
20:47 - Causal relata
23:40 - Transitivity of causation
27:17 - Arguing over causation
28:55 - Folk conceptions
31:10 - Dispositionality as unanalyzable
36:43 - Dispositions and modality
41:26 - Emergence
49:52 - Criteria too weak?
52:24 - Emergence and naturalism
55:35 - Deciding between concepts
59:50 - Mind
1:03:30 - Emergence and independence
1:06:02 - Supervenience vs. causation
1:09:42 - Downward causation and free will
1:11:18 - Free will
1:13:26 - Libertarian free will
1:15:11 - Principle of alternative possibilities
1:18:37 - Determinism
1:21:16 - Free will and randomness
1:27:26 - Libertarianism and compatibilism
1:30:54 - Explaining the contingent manifestation of dispositions
1:35:30 - "Larger" cause necessitating effects
1:39:22 - Laws of nature
1:45:14 - Descriptive view of laws
1:48:21 - Can all laws be explained by powers?
1:50:47 - Bare dispositions and pan-dispositionalism
1:53:48 - Infinite levels of properties
1:56:59 - Negative truths
2:06:43 - Denying truthmakers
2:09:50 - Utility of philosophy
2:12:22 - Philosophy of sport
2:15:47 - Conclusion
Possibilities by Jay Someday / jaysomeday
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31 июл 2024