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David Malet Armstrong's Philosophical Writings
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David Armstrong & Norman Malcolm - Consciousness and Causality_A Debate on the Nature of the Mind.pdf (Size: 41.29 MB) (Files: 16)
David Armstrong & Norman Malcolm - Consciousness and Causality_A Debate on the Nature of the Mind.pdf
David Armstrong - Belief, Truth and Knowledge.pdf
[Stephen Mumford] David Armstrong (Philosophy Now).pdf
David Armstrong - A Materialist Theory of Mind.pdf
David Armstrong - A World of States of Affairs.pdf
David Armstrong - Bodily Sensations.pdf
David Armstrong - Bodily Sensations.djvu
David Armstrong - A Theory of Universals (Volume 2).djvu
David Armstrong - Combinatorial Theory of Possibility.djvu
David Armstrong - The Mind-Body Problem_An Opinionated Introduction.pdf
David Armstrong - Nominalism and Realism (Volume 1).djvu
David Armstrong - What is a Law of Nature.pdf
David Armstrong - Truth and Truthmakers.pdf
David Armstrong - Dispositions_A Debate.pdf
David Armstrong - Universals_An Opinionated Introduction.pdf
David Armstrong - A Naturalist Program_Epistemology and Ontology.pdf
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David Malet Armstrong\'s Philosophical Writings
David Armstrong was born in Melbourne, and studied philosophy at the Universities of Sydney and Oxford. He returned to Australia to teach at the University of Melbourne and later moved to the chair at Sydney. He has made many major contributions to central topics in epistemology and metaphysics, including perception, laws, universals, the mind, belief and knowledge, and possibility. His overall programme has been the articulation of a naturalistic metaphysics, understood as the doctrine that nothing at all exists except the single world of space and time.
A notable feature of his work in these contentious areas has been its directness and clarity, and the central importance he attaches to squaring what the philosopher says with what science, especially physical science, teaches us. In both these respects he is like another important Australian philosopher, J.J.C. Smart, and together they have influenced the way a generation of philosophers in Australia do philosophy, as well as influencing the doctrines they espouse.
