Contemporary Substance Dualism: Religious and Philosophical Defenses (1970s–present)

1. Agent-causation gains renewed attention

   Jan 1, 1976Labels: Roderick Chisholm, Agent causation

   • SEP

2. Swinburne revives analytic substance dualism

   Jan 1, 1986Labels: Richard Swinburne, Analytic dualism

   • Oxford Academic
   • BU BCE

3. Foster publishes a Cartesian defense of self

   Jan 1, 1991Labels: John Foster, Cartesian self

   • Routledge

4. Swinburne clarifies and updates his case

   Feb 27, 1997Labels: Richard Swinburne, Soul body

   • Oxford Academic

5. Hasker defends emergent substance dualism

   Jan 1, 1999Labels: William Hasker, Emergent dualism

   • OBNB
   • PhilPapers

6. Corcoran volume consolidates debates on persons

   May 31, 2001Labels: Kevin Corcoran, Soul Body

   • JSTOR
   • Calvin Univ

7. Plantinga publishes a high-profile anti-materialist argument

   Jan 1, 2006Labels: Alvin Plantinga, Anti materialism

   • PDC

8. Goetz and Taliaferro critique strict naturalism

   Jan 1, 2008Labels: Stewart Goetz, Charles Taliaferro

   • OBNB

9. Lowe articulates a non-Cartesian substance dualism

   Sep 4, 2008Labels: E J, Non Cartesian

   • Oxford Academic
   • IEP

10. Goetz and Taliaferro survey soul debates historically

    Jan 1, 2011Labels: Goetz &, A Brief

    • NDPR

11. Swinburne restates dualism in mind–brain debate

    Jan 1, 2013Labels: Richard Swinburne, Mind Brain

    • PhilPapers
    • NDPR

12. Farris develops a constructive ‘Cartesian’ theology

    Jan 1, 2017Labels: Joshua R, Cartesian theology

    • Routledge
    • JTS