Property Dualism in Analytic Philosophy (1950s–2000s)

1. Mind–brain identity program sets new baseline

   Feb 1, 1956Labels: Mind Brain

   • DeepDyve
   • PDCnet

2. Feigl synthesizes mind–body options in Minnesota volume

   Jan 1, 1958Labels: Herbert Feigl

   • UMN Conservancy
   • CSULB copy

3. Smart attacks dualist “nomological danglers”

   Jul 1, 1959Labels: J J

   • PDCnet
   • UMN Conservancy

4. Putnam’s multiple realizability challenges type identity

   Jan 1, 1967Labels: Hilary Putnam

   • NewDualism bib
   • Philopedia

5. Davidson’s anomalous monism separates events and laws

   Jan 1, 1970Labels: Donald Davidson

   • SEP
   • Routledge REP

6. Nagel spotlights subjective “what-it’s-like” character

   Oct 1, 1974Labels: Thomas Nagel

   • Britannica Wiki

7. Block formulates functionalism’s “absent qualia” worries

   Jan 1, 1978Labels: Ned Block

   • UMN Conservancy
   • PhilPapers

8. Searle’s Chinese Room challenges computational sufficiency

   Jan 1, 1980Labels: John Searle

   • Britannica
   • Wiki

9. Jackson defends epiphenomenal qualia

   Apr 1, 1982Labels: Frank Jackson

   • Oxford PQ

10. Levine names the “explanatory gap” for qualia

    Oct 1, 1983Labels: Joseph Levine

    • SEP Qualia
    • Wiki

11. Kim systematizes supervenience and pressure on nonreduction

    Nov 26, 1993Labels: Jaegwon Kim

    • CUP

12. Chalmers proposes “naturalistic (property) dualism”

    Jan 1, 1996Labels: David Chalmers

    • Philopedia
    • Wiki

13. Kim’s mental causation arguments force end-of-century reckonings

    Jan 1, 1998Labels: Jaegwon Kim

    • Oxford chapter
    • CUP

14. Papineau reframes why dualism feels tempting

    Apr 25, 2002Labels: David Papineau

    • Oxford OSL