Locality and mentality in everett interpretations: Albert and loewer's many minds
(2013) Mind and Matter : an international interdisciplinary journal of mind-matter research — Vol. 11, n° 2, p. 223-241 (2013)
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- This paper, together with a planned companion treating contemporary decoherence-based approaches, reviews and analyses the approaches to locality and to mind-body dualism proposed in Everett interpretations of quantum mechanics. Here we treat the explicitly mentalistic many-minds interpretation proposed by David Albert and Barry Loewer (1988). In particular, we investigate what kind of supervenience of the mind on the body is implied by Albert and Loewer's many-minds interpretation, and how the interpretation of the related "mindless hulks" problem affects the issue of locality within this interpretation. © 2013 Imprint Academic.
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Felline, L., & Bacciagaluppi, G. (2013). Locality and mentality in everett interpretations: Albert and loewer’s many minds. Mind and Matter : an international interdisciplinary journal of mind-matter research, 11(2), 223-241. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/191692 (Original work published 2013)