Brute Facts

Elly Vintiadis teaches philosophy at the American College of Greece. Her current research interests are in the philosophy of mind, the metaphysics of mind and philosophy of psychiatry - mainly explanation, emergentism and the philosophical implications of mental disorders. In the past Vintiadis has taught at the Hellenic Naval Staff and Command College and at the City College o...

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Elly Vintiadis teaches philosophy at the American College of Greece. Her current research interests are in the philosophy of mind, the metaphysics of mind and philosophy of psychiatry - mainly explanation, emergentism and the philosophical implications of mental disorders. In the past Vintiadis has taught at the Hellenic Naval Staff and Command College and at the City College of New York.

Constantinos Mekios studied genetics at Columbia University prior to joining the philosophy department at Boston University, where he specialized in the philosophy of biology. Mekios is currently associate professor of philosophy at Stonehill College, where he has been teaching since 2006. His philosophical research remains informed primarily by biological problems and his present work centers on questions concerning explanation and methodology in Systems Biology.

1:Introduction, Elly Vintiadis
2:Must there be brute facts?, John Heil
3:How to make the case for brute facts, Elanor Taylor
4:Bruteness and supervenience: mind vs. morality, Joseph Levine
5:Brute necessity and the mind body problem, James Van Cleve
6:Are modal facts brute facts?, Dana Goswick
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1:Introduction, Elly Vintiadis
2:Must there be brute facts?, John Heil
3:How to make the case for brute facts, Elanor Taylor
4:Bruteness and supervenience: mind vs. morality, Joseph Levine
5:Brute necessity and the mind body problem, James Van Cleve
6:Are modal facts brute facts?, Dana Goswick
7:Truthmaking and the mysteries of emergence, Kevin Morris
8:Are there brute facts about consciousness?, Torin Alter
9:The Provenance of Consciousness, Gerald Vision
10: Brute facts about emergence, John Symons
11:There is nothing (really) wrong with emergent brute facts, Elly Vintiadis
12:Emergence: inexplicable but explanatory, Peter Wyss
13:Naturalism, emergence, and brute facts, Mark H. Bickhard
14:Emergence, downward determination and brute facts in biological systems, Argyris Arnellos and Charbel El-Hani
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