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<li><a name="bak07met"
href="http://www.cambridge.org/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=9780521880497"><cite>The Metaphysics of Everyday Life: An Essay in Practical
Realism</cite></a>.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2007.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07per"></a><cite>Persone e Corpi:
Un'alternativa al dualism cartesiano e al riduzionismo animalista</cite>.
Bruno Mondadori, Paravia, 2007.
Italian translation of Persons and Bodies. Trans. Carlo Conni.<p /></li>
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<li><a name="mei01exp">Anthonie</a> Meijers, editor.
<a href="http://cslipublications.stanford.edu/site/1575863502.html"><cite>Explaining Beliefs: Lynne Rudder Baker and her Critics</cite></a>.
CSLI Publications, Stanford, 2001.
(Critical essays by others).<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak00per"
href="http://www.cambridge.org/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521592631"><cite>Persons and Bodies: A Constitution View</cite></a>.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2000.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak95exp"
href="http://www.cambridge.org/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521420539"><cite>Explaining Attitudes: A Practical Approach to the Mind</cite></a>.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1995.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak87sav"
href="http://www.pupress.princeton.edu/titles/4160.html"><cite>Saving Belief:
A Critique of Physicalism</cite></a>.
Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1987.<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak08big">Big</a>-tent metaphysics.
<cite>Abstracta: Revista de Filosofia</cite>, 1:8–15, 2008.
Special issue on Eric Olson's <em>The Human Animal</em>.
(<a href="./files/bak08bigM.pdf">PDF</a>, 82561 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08irr">The</a> irrelevance of the
consequence argument.
<cite>Analysis</cite>, 68(1):13–22, 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08irrM.pdf">PDF</a>, 78979 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08met">A</a> metaphysics of ordinary
things and why we need it.
<cite>Philosophy</cite>, 83:5–24, 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08metM.pdf">PDF</a>, 129986 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08per"
href="http://nuke.encyclopaideia.it">Persons: Natural, yet ontologically
unique</a>.
<cite>Encyclopaideia: rivista di fonemenologia, pedagogia, formazione</cite>,
23:17–30, 2008.
Proceedings of workshop, Are Persons More Than Social Objects? held at San
Raffaele University, May, 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak08perM.pdf">PDF</a>, 346583 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08res">Response</a> to Eric Olson.
<cite>Abstracta: Revista de Filosofia</cite>, 1:43–45, 2008.
Special issue on Eric Olson's <em>The Human Animal</em>.
(<a href="./files/bak08resM.pdf">PDF</a>, 41566 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08shr"
href="http://www.apaonline.org/">The shrinking difference between artifacts
and natural objects</a>.
<cite>American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Philosophy and
Computers</cite>, 7(2), Spring 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08shrM.pdf">PDF</a>, 328318 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08fir">First</a>-person externalism.
<cite>Modern Schoolman</cite>, 84:155–70, 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak08firM.pdf">PDF</a>, 121796 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07pera">Persons</a> and other things.
<cite>Journal of Consciousness Studies</cite>, 14:17–36, 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak07peraM.pdf">PDF</a>, 438675 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07perc">Persons</a> and the metaphysics of
resurrection.
<cite>Religious Studies</cite>, 43:333–48, 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak07percM.pdf">PDF</a>, 131800 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07soc">Social</a> externalism and
first-person authority.
<cite>Erkenntnis</cite>, 67:287–300, 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak07socM.pdf">PDF</a>, 120941 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08eve">Everyday</a> concepts as a guide to
reality.
<cite>Monist</cite>, 89:313–30, 2006.
(<a href="./files/bak08eveM.pdf">PDF</a>, 130961 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06mor">Moral</a> responsibility without
libertarianism.
<cite>Noûs</cite>, 40:307–30, 2006.
(<a href="./files/bak06morM.pdf">PDF</a>, 476861 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06ont">On</a> the twofold nature of
artefacts: A response to Wybo Houkes and Anthonie Meijers.
<cite>Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science</cite>, 37:132–36,
2006.
(<a href="./files/bak06ontM.pdf">PDF</a>, 50912 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05whea">When</a> does a person begin?
<cite>Social Philosophy and Policy</cite>, 22:25–48, 2005.
(<a href="./files/bak05wheaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 125247 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04ont">The</a> ontology of artifacts.
<cite>Philosophical Explorations</cite>, 7:99–111, 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak04ontM.pdf">PDF</a>, 124546 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03bel">Belief</a> ascription and the
illusion of depth.
<cite>Facta Philosophica</cite>, 5:183–201, 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03belS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1054929 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03why">Why</a> Christians should not be
libertarians: An Augustinian challenge.
<cite>Faith and Philosophy</cite>, 20:460–78, 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03whyS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2002454 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02att">Attitudes</a> in action.
<cite>Manuscrito: Revista Internacional de Filosofia</cite>, 25:47–78, 2002.
(<a href="./files/bak02attP.pdf">PDF</a>, 252345 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02bri">Brief</a> reply to Rosenkrantz's
comments.
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, 65:394–96, 2002.
(<a href="./files/bak02briM.pdf">PDF</a>, 59510 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02com">Comment</a> on Hubert L.
Dreyfus, `Intelligence without representation'.
<cite>Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences</cite>, 1:411–12, 2002.
(<a href="./files/bak02comS.pdf">PDF</a>, 108174 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02onm">On</a> making things up:
Constitution and its critics.
<cite>Philosophical Topics: Identity and Individuation</cite>, 30:31–52, 2002.
(<a href="./files/bak02onmS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1143618 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02ont">The</a> ontological status of
persons.
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, 65:370–88, 2002.
(<a href="./files/bak02ontM.pdf">PDF</a>, 155773 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02pre">Pr</a>écis of Persons and
Bodies.
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, 64:593–98, 2002.
Book Symposium on Persons and Bodies.
(<a href="./files/bak02preS.pdf">PDF</a>, 365013 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02rep">Replies</a> to Derk Pereboom,
Michael Rea, and Dean Zimmerman.
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, 64:623–35, 2002.
Book Symposium on Persons and Bodies.
(<a href="./files/bak02repS.pdf">PDF</a>, 708936 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bal02con">Conscious</a> and unconscious
intentionality in practical realism.
<cite>MeQRiMa: Rivista di Analisi del Testo Letterario e Figurativo</cite>,
5:130–35, 2002.
Translated into Italian as ``Intenzionalità conscia ed inconscia'' by Rita
Mascialino.
(<a href="./files/bak02conS.pdf">PDF</a>, 264425 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01matb">Material</a> persons and the
doctrine of resurrection.
<cite>Faith and Philosophy</cite>, 18:151–67, 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak01matbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2126044 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01phi">Philosophy</a> in mediis rebus.
<cite>Metaphilosophy</cite>, 32:378–94, 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak01phiM.pdf">PDF</a>, 127729 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak00rep">Reply</a> to Jackson, II.
<cite>Philosophical Explorations</cite>, 3:196–98, 2000.
(<a href="./files/bak00repS.pdf">PDF</a>, 653095 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99whaa">What</a> am I?
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, 59:151–59, 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak99whaaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 197745 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99whab">What</a> is this thing called
`commonsense psychology'?
<cite>Philosophical Explorations</cite>, 2:3–19, 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak99whabS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1264609 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98fir">The</a> first-person perspective: A
test for naturalism.
<cite>American Philosophical Quarterly</cite>, 35:327–48, 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak98firS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2785219 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97why">Why</a> constitution is not
identity.
<cite>Journal of Philosophy</cite>, 94:599–621, 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak97whyP.pdf">PDF</a>, 668422 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak96sci">Science</a> and the attitudes: A
reply to Sanford.
<cite>Behavior and Philosophy</cite>, 24:187–89, 1996.
(<a href="./files/bak96sciS.pdf">PDF</a>, 175265 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak95nee">Need</a> a Christian be a
mind-body dualist?
<cite>Faith and Philosophy</cite>, 12:489–504, 1995.
(<a href="./files/bak95neeS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1774650 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak94att">Attitudes</a> as nonentities.
<cite>Philosophical Studies</cite>, 76:175–203, 1994.
Reprinted in The Philosopher's Annual, Vol. 17, Patrick Grim et al., eds.
(Atascadero CA: Ridgeview Publishing Co., 1996): 33-62.
(<a href="./files/bak94attS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1533738 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak94con">Content</a> meets consciousness.
<cite>Philosophical Topics</cite>, 22:1–22, 1994.
(<a href="./files/bak94conbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1309299 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak94rep">Reply</a> to van Gulick.
<cite>Philosophical Studies</cite>, 76:217–21, 1994.
(<a href="./files/bak94repS.pdf">PDF</a>, 241611 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93eli">Eliminativism</a> and an argument
from science.
<cite>Mind and Language</cite>, 8:180–88, 1993.
(<a href="./files/bak93eliS.pdf">PDF</a>, 481243 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91dre">Dretske</a> on the explanatory role
of belief.
<cite>Philosophical Studies</cite>, 63:99–111, 1991.
(<a href="./files/bak91dreS.pdf">PDF</a>, 622392 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90rep">Reply</a> to Johnson.
<cite>Behavior and Philosophy</cite>, 18:67–68, 1990.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90see">Seeming</a> to see red.
<cite>Philosophical Studies</cite>, 58:121–28, 1990.
(<a href="./files/bak90seeS.pdf">PDF</a>, 376940 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89ins">Instrumental</a> intentionality.
<cite>Philosophy of Science</cite>, 56:303–16, 1989.
(<a href="./files/bak89insP.pdf">PDF</a>, 310735 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89rec">Recent</a> work in the philosophy
of mind.
<cite>Philosophical Books</cite>, 30:1–10, 1989.
(<a href="./files/bak89recS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1311896 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89tru">Truth</a> in context.
<cite>Philosophical Psychology</cite>, 2:85–94, 1989.
(<a href="./files/bak89truS.pdf">PDF</a>, 648835 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak87con">Content</a> by courtesy.
<cite>The Journal of Philosophy</cite>, 84:197–213, 1987.
(<a href="./files/bak87conP.pdf">PDF</a>, 341850 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak85far">A</a> farewell to functionalism.
<cite>Philosophical Studies</cite>, 48:1–13, 1985.
(<a href="./files/bak85farS.pdf">PDF</a>, 652564 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak85was">Was</a> Leibniz entitled to
possible worlds?
<cite>Canadian Journal of Philosophy</cite>, 15:57–74, 1985.
(<a href="./files/bak85wasS.pdf">PDF</a>, 737563 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak84ont">On</a> the very idea of a form of
life.
<cite>Inquiry</cite>, 27:277–89, 1984.
(<a href="./files/bak84ontS.pdf">PDF</a>, 863272 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak82der">De</a> re belief in action.
<cite>The Philosophical Review</cite>, 91:363–87, 1982.
(<a href="./files/bak82derP.pdf">PDF</a>, 428677 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak82und">Underprivileged</a> access.
<cite>Noûs</cite>, 16:227–41, 1982.
(<a href="./files/bak82undP.pdf">PDF</a>, 262481 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak81onm">On</a> making and attributing
demonstrative reference.
<cite>Synthese</cite>, 49:245–73, 1981.
(<a href="./files/bak81onmS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1338421 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak81why">Why</a> computers can't act.
<cite>American Philosophical Quarterly</cite>, 18:157–63, 1981.
(<a href="./files/bak81whyS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1082976 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak78fir">First</a> person aspects of agency.
<cite>SISTM Quarterly</cite>, 2:10–16, 1979.
Renamed Journal of Cognitive Science.
(<a href="./files/bak78firS.pdf">PDF</a>, 929600 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak79ind">Indexical</a> reference and de re
belief.
<cite>Philosophical Studies</cite>, 36:317–27, 1979.
Jan David Wald, co-author.
(<a href="./files/bak79indS.pdf">PDF</a>, 475522 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak79ont">On</a> the mind-dependence of
temporal becoming.
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, 39:341–57, 1979.
(<a href="./files/bak79ontP.pdf">PDF</a>, 377407 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak74tem">Temporal</a> becoming: The argument
from physics.
<cite>Philosophical Forum</cite>, 6:218–36, 1974.
1974–75.
(<a href="./files/bak74temS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1089730 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak08min">Mind</a> and consciousness: 5
questions.
In Patrick Grim, editor, <cite>Mind and Consciousness: 5 Questions</cite>.
2008.
Invited; in preparation.<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak08non">Nonreductive</a> materialism.
In Brian McLaughlin and Ansgar Beckermann, editors, <cite>The Oxford Handbook
for the Philosophy of Mind</cite>. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2008.
Forthcoming.
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<li><a name="bak08sec">The</a> second-person account of
the problem of evil.
In Kevin Timpe, editor, <cite>Metaphysics and God: Essays in Honor of Eleonore
Stump</cite>. Routledge, New York, 2008.
Forthcoming.
(<a href="./files/bak08secM.pdf">PDF</a>, 141097 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak08tem">Temporal</a> reality.
In Michael O'Rourke, Joseph Campbell, and Harry Silverstein, editors,
<cite>Time and Identity: Topics in Contemporary Philosophy</cite>, volume 6.
MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2008.
Forthcoming.
(<a href="./files/bak08temM.pdf">PDF</a>, 444003 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak07ins">Instrumentalism</a>: Back from the
brink?
In H. Vahid and M. Zakeri, editors, <cite>Mind-Body Problem</cite>. Academy of
Islamic Sciences and Culture Publications, Qom, Iran, 2007.
Farsi translation of ch. 7 of Saving Belief. Yasser Pouresmail, trans.<p
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<li><a name="bak07nat">Naturalism</a> and the first-person
perspective.
In Georg Gasser, editor, <cite>How Successful is Naturalism? Publications of
the Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society</cite>, pages 203–26. Ontos-Verlag,
Frankfurt, 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak07natM.pdf">PDF</a>, 131828 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak07perb">Persons</a> and the natural order.
In Dean Zimmerman and Peter van Inwagen, editors, <cite>Persons: Human and
Divine</cite>, pages 261–78. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak07perbM.pdf">PDF</a>, 139723 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05dea">Death</a> and the afterlife.
In <cite>The Oxford Handbook for the Philosophy of Religion</cite>, pages
366–91. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2005.
(<a href="./files/bak05deaS.pdf">PDF</a>, 4603763 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak04int"
href="files/bak01intM.pdf">Interpretação na acção: Uma
análise preliminar</a>.
In Fernando M ao de Ferro, editor, <cite>A Explicação da
Interpretação Humana</cite>, pages 117–30. Edições Colibri,
Lisboa, 2005.
Translation of Interpretation in Action: A Preliminary Inquiry.
(<a href="./files/bak04intS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1790602 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak05whea">When</a> does a person begin?
In Ellen Frankel Paul, Fred D. Miller, Jr, and Jeffrey Paul, editors,
<cite>Personal Identity</cite>, pages 25–48. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, 2005.
Reprinted from Social Philosophy and Policy 22 (2005):25-48.
(<a href="./files/bak05wheaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 125247 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak04cog">Cognitive</a> suicide.
In John Heil, editor, <cite>Philosophy of Mind: A Guide and Anthology</cite>,
pages 401–13. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2004.
Reprinted from Saving Belief: A Critique of Physicalism, Ch. 7.
(<a href="./files/bak04cogS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1160165 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak04onb">On</a> being one's own person.
In Maureen Sie, Bert van Den Brink, and Marc Slors, editors, <cite>Reasons of
One's Own</cite>, pages 129–49. Ashgate Publishing Limitied, Hampshire,
England, 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak04onbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1937117 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak04rej">Reply</a> to Zimmerman's
`Should a Christian be a mind/body dualist? — yes'.
In Michael Peterson, editor, <cite>Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of
Religion</cite>, pages 341–43. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak04rejM.pdf">PDF</a>, 33938 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak04sho">Should</a> a Christian be a
mind-body dualist? — no.
In Michael Peterson, editor, <cite>Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of
Religion</cite>, pages 327–37. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak04shoM.pdf">PDF</a>, 100325 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak03dif">The</a> difference that
self-consciousness makes.
In Klaus Petrus, editor, <cite>On Human Persons</cite>, pages 23–39.
Ontos-Verlag, Frankfurt/London, 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03difM.pdf">PDF</a>, 130898 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak03fir">First</a>-person knowledge.
In Anthony J. Sanford, editor, <cite>The Nature and Limits of Human
Understanding: The Gifford Lectures</cite>, pages 165–84. T. and T. Clark,
London, 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03firS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2931909 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak03thi">Third</a>-person understanding.
In Anthony J. Sanford, editor, <cite>The Nature and Limits of Human
Understanding: The Gifford Lectures</cite>, pages 185–208. T. and T. Clark,
London, 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03thiS.pdf">PDF</a>, 3114453 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak01are">Are</a> beliefs brain states?
In Anthonie Meijers, editor, <cite>Explaining Beliefs: Lynne Rudder Baker and
her Critics</cite>, pages 17–38. CSLI Publications, Stanford, 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak01areM.pdf">PDF</a>, 126084 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak01mata">Materialism</a> with a human face.
In Kevin Corcoran, editor, <cite>Body, Soul and Survival</cite>, pages 159–80.
Cornell University Press, Ithaca, NY, 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak01mataS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2661553 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak01pra">Practical</a> realism defended:
Replies to critics.
In Anthonie Meijers, editor, <cite>Explaining Beliefs: Lynne Rudder Baker and
her Critics</cite>, pages 183–218. CSLI Publications, Stanford, 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak01praM.pdf">PDF</a>, 230342 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak01pre"
href="http://host.uniroma3.it/progetti/kant/field/bakersymp.htm">Précis
and replies to Brian Garrett, Harold Noonan, Eric Olson</a>.
In Marco Nani, editor, <cite>A Field Guide to the Philosophy of Mind</cite>.
University of Rome III, 2001.
Book Symposium on Persons and Bodies: A Constitution View.<p /></li>
<!-- Authors: Geert Keil and Herbert Schnaedelbach -->
<li><a name="bak00per">Die</a> perspektive der ersten
person: ein test fuer den naturalismus.
In Geert Keil and Herbert Schnaedelbach, editors, <cite>Naturalismus.
Philosophische Beitraege</cite>, pages 250–72. Suhrkamp Verlag,
Frankfurt-am-Main, 2000.
(<a href="./files/bak00perS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2327317 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak99whaa">What</a> am I?
In Bernard Elevitch, editor, <cite>Philosophy of Mind</cite>, pages 185–94.
Philosophy Documentation Center, Bowling Green, 2000.
(<a href="./files/bak99whaaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 197745 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak99fol">Folk</a> psychology.
In Rob Wilson and Frank Keil, editors, <cite>MIT Encyclopedia of Cognitive
Science</cite>, pages 319–20. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak99folP.pdf">PDF</a>, 29349 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak99uni">Unity</a> without identity: A new
look at material constitution.
In Peter A. French and Howard K. Wettstein, editors, <cite>New Directions in
Philosophy: Midwest Studies in Philosophy 23</cite>, pages 144–65. Blackwell
Publishers, Malden, MA, 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak99uniP.pdf">PDF</a>, 155797 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak98wha">What</a> we do: A nonreductive
approach to human action.
In Jan Bransen and Stefaan Cuypers, editors, <cite>Human Action, Deliberation
and Causation: Philosophical Studies Series 77</cite>, pages 249–69. Kluwer
Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Holland, 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak98whaS.pdf">PDF</a>, 3379839 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak97per">Persons</a> in metaphysical
perspective.
In Lewis E. Hahn, editor, <cite>The Philosophy of Roderick M. Chisholm (The
Library of Living Philosophers)</cite>, pages 433–53. Open Court Publishing
Co., LaSalle, Ill, 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak97perS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2787213 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak95fun">Functionalism</a>.
In Robert Audi, editor, <cite>Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy</cite>.
Cambridge University Press, New York, 1995.
(<a href="./files/bak95funS.pdf">PDF</a>, 193146 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak94cona">Content</a> and context.
In James E. Tomberlin, editor, <cite>Philosophical Perspectives 8: Logic and
Language</cite>, pages 17–32. Ridgeview Publishing Co, Altacasdero, CA,
1994.
(<a href="./files/bak94conaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 347151 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak89ins">Instrumental</a> intentionality.
In Stephen P. Stich and Ted Warfield, editors, <cite>Mental Representations: A
Reader</cite>, pages 332–44. Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1994.
Reprinted from Philosophy of Science 56 (1989).
(<a href="./files/bak89insP.pdf">PDF</a>, 310735 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak94pro">Propositional</a> attitudes.
In Samuel Guttenplan, editor, <cite>A Companion to the Philosophy of
Mind</cite>, pages 488–93. Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1994.
(<a href="./files/bak94proS.pdf">PDF</a>, 539738 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak93met">Metaphysics</a> and mental
causation.
In John Heil and Albert Mele, editors, <cite>Mental Causation</cite>, pages
75–95. Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1993.
(<a href="./files/bak93metS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1107178 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak93wha">What</a> beliefs are not.
In Stephen Wagner and Richard Warner, editors, <cite>Naturalism: A Critical
Appraisal</cite>. University of Notre Dame Press, Notre Dame, IN, 1993.
(<a href="./files/bak93whaS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2920112 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak91has">Has</a> content been naturalized?
In Barry Loewer and Georges Rey, editors, <cite>Meaning in Mind: Fodor and his
Critics</cite>, pages 17–32. Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1991.
(<a href="./files/bak91hasS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1302523 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak89ona">On</a> a causal theory of content.
In James E. Tomberlin, editor, <cite>Philosophical Perspectives 3: Philosophy
of Mind and Action Theory</cite>, pages 166–86. Ridgeview Publishing Co.,
Altascadero, CA, 1989.
(<a href="./files/bak89onaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 375576 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak88cog">Cognitive</a> suicide.
In Robert H.Grimm and Daniel D. Merrill, editors, <cite>Contents of Thought
(Proceedings of the 1985 Oberlin Colloquium)</cite>, pages 1–18. University
of Arizona Press, Tucson, 1988.
(<a href="./files/bak88cogS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2192150 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak88far">A</a> farewell to functionalism.
In Stuart Silvers, editor, <cite>Re-Representations: Readings in the Philosophy
of Mental Representation</cite>. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1988.
Reprinted from Philosophical Studies 48 (1985).
(<a href="./files/bak85farS.pdf">PDF</a>, 652564 bytes)<p /></li>
<!-- Authors: Robert HGrimm and Daniel D Merrill -->
<li><a name="bak88rep">Reply</a> to Charles Chastain.
In Robert H.Grimm and Daniel D. Merrill, editors, <cite>Contents of Thought
(Proceedings of the 1985 Oberlin Colloquium)</cite>, pages 26–30. University
of Arizona Press, Tucson, 1988.
(<a href="./files/bak88cogS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2192150 bytes)<p /></li>
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<li><a name="bak86jus">Just</a> what do we have in mind?
In Peter A. French, Theodore E. Uehling, Jr., and Howard K. Wettstein,
editors, <cite>Studies in the Philosophy of Mind (Midwest Studies in
Philosophy, Vol. 10)</cite>, pages 25–48. University of Minnesota Press,
Minneapolis, 1986.
(<a href="./files/bak86jusS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1535651 bytes)<p /></li>
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<ul>
<li><a name="bak06bod"
href="http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=7203">Review of Bodies and Souls, or
Spirited Bodies? by Nancey Murphy</a>.
<cite>Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews</cite>, 2006.08.03, August 2006.
(<a href="./files/bak06bodM.pdf">PDF</a>, 256444 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05ant">Review</a> of Anti-Individualism
and Knowledge by Jessica Brown.
<cite>Times Literary Supplement</cite>, 5336:26, 2005.
(<a href="./files/bak05antM.pdf">PDF</a>, 18665 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03mat">Review</a> of A Materialist
Metaphysics of the Human Person by Hud Hudson.
<cite>Mind</cite>, 112:148–51, 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03matP.pdf">PDF</a>, 59603 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03obj">Review</a> of Objects and Persons,
by Trenton Merricks.
<cite>Australasian Journal of Philosophy</cite>, 81:97–98, 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03objS.pdf">PDF</a>, 289700 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02eme">Review</a> of The Emergent Self by
William Hasker.
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, 65:734–36, 2002.
(<a href="./files/bak02emeS.pdf">PDF</a>, 422196 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak00bod">Review</a> of The Body in Mind by
Mark Rowlands.
<cite>Mind</cite>, 109:434–37, 2000.
(<a href="./files/bak00bodS.pdf">PDF</a>, 247768 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99hav">Review</a> of Having Thought:
Essays in the Metaphysics of Mind by John Haugeland.
<cite>Philosophy of Science</cite>, 66:494–95, 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak99havP.pdf">PDF</a>, 59194 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak95nat">Review</a> of The Nature of True
Minds by John Heil.
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, 55:475–78, 1995.
(<a href="./files/bak95natP.pdf">PDF</a>, 92785 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak92neu">Review</a> of A Neurocomputational
Perspective: The Nature of Mind and the Structure of Science by Paul M.
Churchland.
<cite>The Philosophical Review</cite>, 101:906–08, 1992.
(<a href="./files/bak92neuP.pdf">PDF</a>, 63526 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak92con">Review</a> of Consciousness
Explained by Daniel C. Dennett.
<cite>The Review of Metaphysics</cite>, pages 398–99, 1992.
(<a href="./files/bak92conS.pdf">PDF</a>, 147654 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91jud">Review</a> of Judgement and
Justification by William G. Lycan.
<cite>The Philosophical Review</cite>, 100:481–84, 1991.
(<a href="./files/bak91judP.pdf">PDF</a>, 79012 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak86und">Review</a> of Understanding
Wittgenstein: Studies of Philosophical Investigations by J.M.F. Hunter.
<cite>Canadian Philosophical Reviews</cite>, 6:69–71, 1986.
(<a href="./files/bak86undS.pdf">PDF</a>, 221364 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak84tho">Review</a> of Thought and Object:
Essays on Intentionality, Andrew Woodfield, ed.
<cite>Philosophy and Phenomenological Research</cite>, pages 137–42, 1984.
(<a href="./files/bak84thoP.pdf">PDF</a>, 123617 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak78con">Review</a> of Consciousness and the
Brain: A Scientific and Philosophical Inquiry.
<cite>Neuropsychologia</cite>, 16, 1978.
Michael Woodruff, co-author.
(<a href="./files/bak78conS.pdf">PDF</a>, 383124 bytes)<p /></li>
</ul>
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<a name="general"></a>Addresses and publications for general audiences:<br>
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<ul>
<li><a name="bak07wheb">When</a> do persons begin and end?
Century Club (Springfield, MA), February 5 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak05whebM.pdf">PDF</a>, 112886 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06are">Are</a> embryos persons?
<cite>UMass Magazine</cite>, Spring 2006.
(<a href="./files/bak06areM.pdf">PDF</a>, 348608 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05per">Persons</a> and the natural order.
UMass Undergraduate Philosophy Club, November 10 2005.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05wheb">When</a> do persons begin and end?
Distinguished Faculty Lecture, December 5 2005.
(<a href="./files/bak05whebM.pdf">PDF</a>, 112886 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02col">Collisions</a> in education: A view
from the trenches.
Kraemer Lecture, University of Arkansas, April 2002.
Unpublished lecture.
(<a href="./files/bak02colM.pdf">PDF</a>, 116788 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak00god">God</a> and science in the public
schools.
<cite>Journal for Philosophic Exchange</cite>, 30:53–69, 2000.
(<a href="./files/bak00godS.pdf">PDF</a>, 4621229 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99sho">Should</a> the humanities be saved?
<cite>UMass Magazine</cite>, Winter 1999.<p /></li>
</ul>
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<li><a name="bak08age">Agency</a> and the first-person
perspective.
Conference on Actions and Persons (Handeln und Personen), Kardinal König
Haus, Vienna (Arbeitsgemeinschaft deutschsprachiger Philosophiedozentinnen
und -dozenten im Studium der Katholischen Theologie), February 22–24 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08ageM.pdf">PDF</a>, 120291 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08fir">First</a>-person aspects of agency.
Conference on Normativity and the Causal Theory of Action, Bristol University
(England), July 18 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08firbM.pdf">PDF</a>, 110257 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08perb">A</a> metaphysics of ordinary
things and why we need it.
Seminar on Commonsense and Scientific Ontology, Norwegian University of Science
and Technology (Trondheim, Norway), April 16 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08metM.pdf">PDF</a>, 129986 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08our">Our</a> place in nature: Theism and
material persons.
Conference on Philosophy of Religion and Theology, Suffolk County Community
College (Ammerman Campus), May 3 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08ourM.pdf">PDF</a>, 114624 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08pera">Persons</a>: Natural, yet
ontologically unique.
Seminar on Commonsense and Scientific Ontology, Norwegian University of Science
and Technology (Trondheim, Norway), April 16 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08perM.pdf">PDF</a>, 346583 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak08sci">Science</a> and the first-person.
Theory of Science Forum, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
(Trondheim, Norway), April 15 2008.
(<a href="./files/bak08sciM.pdf">PDF</a>, 128808 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07big">Big</a>-tent metaphysics.
Book Symposium on Eric Olson's The Human Person, APA Pacific Division, San
Francisco, April 3–6 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak08bigM.pdf">PDF</a>, 82561 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07ide">Identity</a> across time: A defense
of three-dimensionalism.
International Conference on Unity and Time as Problems in Metaphysics:
Persistence and Individuality, Humboldt University (Berlin), September 26–28
2007.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07per">Persons</a>: Natural, yet
ontologically unique.
The Ontology of Persons International Workshop, Università Vita-Salute San
Raffaele, Milan, May 28–29 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak08perM.pdf">PDF</a>, 346583 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07shr">The</a> shrinking difference
between artifacts and natural objects.
Society for Philosophy and Technology, APA Central Division, Chicago, April
18–21 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak08shrM.pdf">PDF</a>, 328318 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak07whe">When</a> persons begin and end.
Charles McCracken Distinguished Lecture, Michigan State University, March
29–13 2007.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06aga">Against</a> reductive physicalism:
Causation without reduction.
The GAP.6 Conference (Gesellschaft für Analytische Philosophie), Workshop
on Physicalism, Berlin, September 10–16 2006.
(<a href="./files/bak06agaM.pdf">PDF</a>, 424825 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06but"></a>`But what, then, am i?'
persons and the metaphysics of resurrection.
The Society of Christian Philosophers, Selves, Souls and Survival, San Diego
University, February 16–18 2006.
Plenary Address.
(<a href="./files/bak07percM.pdf">PDF</a>, 131800 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06fir">First</a>-person externalism.
The Seventh Henle Conference on Interpersonal Perspectives and Knowledge, Saint
Louis University, March 31–April 1 2006.
(<a href="./files/bak08firM.pdf">PDF</a>, 121796 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06lif">The</a> life and death of human
persons.
Symposium on Personhood, Selfhood, and Self-Relatedness, University of
Rotterdam, March 24 2006.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06nat">Naturalism</a> and the first-person
perspective.
The 29th International Wittgenstein Symposium, Workshop on Naturalism,
Kirchberg, Austria, August 6-12 2006.
Plenary Address.
(<a href="./files/bak07natM.pdf">PDF</a>, 131828 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05soc">Social</a> externalism and
first-person authority.
Conference on Mental Causation, Externalism, and Self-Knowledge, University of
Tübingen, October 13–15 2005.
(<a href="./files/bak07socM.pdf">PDF</a>, 120941 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05tem">Temporal</a> reality.
Inland Northwest Philosophy Conference on Time and Identity, University of
Idaho and Washington State University, April 1-3 2005.
Read in Absentia.
(<a href="./files/bak08temM.pdf">PDF</a>, 444003 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05wha">What</a> is human freedom?
Philosophical Workshop on Free Will, San Raffaele University, Milan (Italy),
June 1 2005.
(<a href="./files/bak05whaM.pdf">PDF</a>, 167762 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04com">Comment</a> on William Hasker's
``The goodness of the creator: An open theist perspective''.
Society of Christian Philosophers, December 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak04comM.pdf">PDF</a>, 47361 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04evea">Everyday</a> concepts as a guide
to reality.
Philosophy Working Group (Erasmus University, Technical University of Delft,
Technical University of Eindhoven, Nijmegen University, Utrecht University),
October 6 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak08eveM.pdf">PDF</a>, 130961 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04eveb">Everyday</a> concepts as a guide
to reality.
Werkmeister Conference on Folk Concepts, Florida State University, January
2004.
(<a href="./files/bak08eveM.pdf">PDF</a>, 130961 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04met">The</a> metaphysics of malfunction.
Conference on Artefacts in Philosophy, Technical University of Delft (Holland),
October 3–4 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak04metM.pdf">PDF</a>, 105486 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04pera">Persons</a> and other things.
Conference on Dimensions of Personhood, University of Jyväskylä
(Finland), August 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak07peraM.pdf">PDF</a>, 438675 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04perb">Persons</a> and other things.
Philosophical Workshop on Individuality and Person, University of Geneva, June
2004.
(<a href="./files/bak07peraM.pdf">PDF</a>, 438675 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04whe">When</a> does a person begin?
Conference on Personal Identity, Social Philosophy and Policy Center, Bowling
Green State University, April 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak05wheaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 125247 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03con">A</a> constitution view of personal
identity.
Seminar on Persons and Artifacts, Technical University of Delft (Holland),
October 2003.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03mor">Moral</a> responsibility without
libertarianism.
Expert Seminar on Responsibility, Erasmus University (Rotterdam), October 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak06morM.pdf">PDF</a>, 476861 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03ons">On</a> seeing yourself coming and
going: The significance of self-consciousness.
Spring Forum 2003, Ohio University, April 10–12 2003.
Three-day symposium on my Persons and Bodies.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03ont">The</a> ontology of artifacts.
Seminar on Persons and Artifacts, Technical University of Delft (Holland),
October 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak04ontM.pdf">PDF</a>, 124546 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03sid">Sider</a> on ordinary objects.
APA Pacific Division, San Francisco, March 2003, March 2003.
Book Symposium on Theodore Sider's Four-Dimensionalism, Invited Symposiast.<p
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<li><a name="bak02att">Attitudes</a> in action: How mental
causation is possible.
Conference on Mental Causation, Universidade Federal da Paraíba (João
Pessoa, Brazil), 3rd International Colloquium in the Philosophy of Mind,
March 2002.
Keynote Speaker.
(<a href="./files/bak02attP.pdf">PDF</a>, 252345 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02col">Collisions</a> in education: A view
from the trenches.
The Kraemer Lectures, University of Arkansas, April 2002.
Public Lecture.
(<a href="./files/bak02colM.pdf">PDF</a>, 116788 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02howa">How</a> mental causation is
possible.
The Kraemer Lectures, University of Arkansas, April 2002.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02howb">How</a> mental causation is
possible.
Università del Piemonte Orientale (University of Eastern Piedmont,
Vercelli, Italy), April 2002.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01com">Comment</a> on `Why explanatory
exclusion is still a problem'.
APA Eastern Division, December 2001.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01fir">First</a>-person knowledge.
The Gifford Lectures, Glasgow University, September 2–7 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak03firS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2931909 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01int">Interpretation</a> in action: A
preliminary inquiry.
Conference on The Explanation of Human Interpretation [Mind and Action III],
Universidade Nova de Lisboa (New University of Lisbon, Portugal), May 24–27
2001.
(<a href="./files/bak01intM.pdf">PDF</a>, 107795 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01neu">Neuroscience</a> and the human
mind.
Seminar on Creating Mind, Harvard Center for the Study of World Religions,
February 23 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak01neuM.pdf">PDF</a>, 47654 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01onb">On</a> being one's own person.
Conference on Reasons of One's Own, University of Utrecht (Holland), April
25–28 2001.
Opening Lecture.
(<a href="./files/bak04onbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1937117 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01onm">On</a> making things up:
Constitution and its critics.
The Chapel Hill Colloquium, October 26–28 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak02onmS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1143618 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01our">Our</a> place in nature.
Conference on Human Nature and Human Freedom, Calvin College, March 7–11 2001.
Concluding Lecture.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01thi">Third</a>-person understanding.
The Gifford Lectures, Glasgow University, September 2–7 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak03thiS.pdf">PDF</a>, 3114453 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01why">Why</a> a Christian should be a
materialist (of a certain sort).
Conference on Human Nature and Human Freedom, Calvin College, March 7-11 2001.
Opening Lecture.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak00bel">Belief</a> ascription and the
illusion of depth.
Conference on Belief Ascription, International Center for Semiotic and
Cognitive Studies, San Marino (Italy), December 13–18 2000.
(<a href="./files/bak03belS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1054929 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak00dif">The</a> difference that
self-consciousness makes.
Conference on Self-Consciousness, University of Fribourg (Switzerland),
November 23–26 2000.
(<a href="./files/bak03difM.pdf">PDF</a>, 130898 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak00god">God</a> and science in the public
schools.
SUNY Brockport, April 2000.
Public Lecture and Seminar.
(<a href="./files/bak00godS.pdf">PDF</a>, 4621229 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01mata">Material</a> persons and the
doctrine of resurrection.
Society of Christian Philosophers, Fuller Theological Seminary, March 2000.
Plenary Speaker.
(<a href="./files/bak01matbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2126044 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01matb">Material</a> persons and the
doctrine of resurrection.
Society of Christian Philosophers, University of South Carolina, May 2000.
Plenary Speaker.
(<a href="./files/bak01matbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2126044 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak00ont">The</a> ontological status of
persons.
R. M. Chisholm Memorial Conference, Brown University, November 10–12 2000.
(<a href="./files/bak02ontM.pdf">PDF</a>, 155773 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99doi">Doing</a> and happening: A reply to
Mikael Karlsson.
Université de Provence, Aix-en-Provence, Conference on Supervenience,
Causality, Action and Mind, [Mind and Action II], May 1999.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01phi">Philosophy</a> in mediis rebus.
Australasian Association of Philosophers, Annual Meeting, Melbourne AU, July
1999.
Invited paper in ``Beyond Analysis'' stream.
(<a href="./files/bak01phiM.pdf">PDF</a>, 127729 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98whaa">What</a> am I?
Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, August 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99whaaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 197745 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98whab">What</a> am I?
APA Central Division, May 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99whaaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 197745 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98whac">What</a> is this thing called
`commonsense psychology'?
University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), Conference on Metaphysics and Epistemology
of Commonsense Psychology, March 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99whabS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1264609 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97are">Are</a> beliefs brain states?
Conference on my book, Explaining Attitudes, Tilburg University and Nijmegen
University (Holland), (Sponsored by the Dutch Research School of Philosophy),
May 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak01areM.pdf">PDF</a>, 126084 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97fira">The</a> first-person perspective:
A test for naturalism.
Conference on my book, Explaining Attitudes, Tilburg University and Nijmegen
University (Holland), (Sponsored by the Dutch Research School of Philosophy),
May 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak98firS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2785219 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97firb">The</a> first-person perspective:
A test for naturalism.
Conference on Epistemology and Naturalism, Stirling University (Scotland), May
1997.
(<a href="./files/bak98firS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2785219 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97firc">The</a> first-person perspective:
A test for naturalism.
Conference on Naturalism, Humboldt University (Berlin), February 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak98firS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2785219 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97mat">Material</a> persons and
Christian doctrine.
Society of Christian Philosophers, Plenary Speaker, Pacific Regional Meeting,
February 1997.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak96rep">Reply</a> to critics.
APA Pacific Division, Book Symposium on Explaining Attitudes, April 1996.
Invited Paper.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak96whaa">What</a> we do: A nonreductive
approach to human action.
Conference on Mind and Action, Indiana University, October 1996.
(<a href="./files/bak98whaS.pdf">PDF</a>, 3379839 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak96whab">What</a> we do: A nonreductive
approach to human action.
Conference on Human Action and Causality, University of Utrecht [Mind and
Action I], April 1996.
(<a href="./files/bak98whaS.pdf">PDF</a>, 3379839 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak95inw">In</a> what sense is folk
psychology empirical?
APA Central Division, 1995.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak95per">Persons</a>: In this life and the
next.
Society of Christian Philosophers, 1995.
Plenary Speaker.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak94att">Attitudes</a> in action.
APA Central Division, 1994.
Invited Paper.
(<a href="./files/bak02attP.pdf">PDF</a>, 252345 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak94neea">Need</a> a Christian be a
mind-body dualist?
Notre Dame Conference on the Mind-Body Problem, 1994.
(<a href="./files/bak95neeS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1774650 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak94neeb">Need</a> a Christian be a
mind-body dualist?
Society of Christian Philosophers, 1994.
Plenary Speaker.
(<a href="./files/bak95neeS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1774650 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak94wit">With</a> science in mind.
Claremont Theological Seminary and Center for Process Studies, Conference on
Consciousness, Plenary Speaker, 1994.
(<a href="./files/bak94witM.pdf">PDF</a>, 528356 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93att">Attitudes</a> as nonentities.
The Oberlin Colloquium, 31st Annual Philosophy Colloquium, 1993.
Main Speaker.
(<a href="./files/bak94attS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1533738 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93bela">Belief</a> without reification.
NEH Institute on Naturalism (Robert Audi, Director), Faculty, 1993.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93belb">Belief</a> without reification.
NEH Institute on the Nature of Meaning (Jerry A. Fodor and Ernest LePore,
Directors), Faculty, August 1993.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93neea">Need</a> intentionality be
naturalized?
NEH Institute on Naturalism (Robert Audi, Director), Faculty, 1993.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93neeb">Need</a> intentionality be
naturalized?
NEH Institute on the Nature of Meaning (Jerry A. Fodor and Ernest LePore,
Directors), Faculty, August 1993.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak92bel">Belief</a> in explanation.
University of Cincinnati, 28th Annual Philosophy Colloquium, 1992.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91bel">Belief</a> in explanation.
CREA, École Polytechnique (Paris), 1991.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91cog">The</a> cognitive status of common
sense.
University of California at Riverside, Distinguished Visitor's Program, 1991.<p
/></li>
<li><a name="bak01met">Metaphysics</a> and mental
causation.
University of California at Riverside, Distinguished Visitor's Program, 1991.
(<a href="./files/bak93metS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1107178 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91rep">Reply</a> to Moser.
APA Central Division, 1991.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93wha">What</a> beliefs are not.
University of California at Riverside, Distinguished Visitor's Program, 1991.
(<a href="./files/bak93whaS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2920112 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90dre">Dretske</a> on mental causation.
Center for Interdisciplinary Research, University of Bielefeld (West Germany),
Conference on the Mind/Body Problem, 1990.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90myt">The</a> myth of folk psychology.
The Creighton Club (NY State Philosophical Assn.), 1990.
Keynote Speaker.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89isd">Is</a> decision theory a
descriptive ideal?
The Chapel Hill Colloquium, 1989.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89mor">More</a> on cognitive suicide.
APA Central Division, 1989.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak88sil">Silvers</a> on psychosemantics.
Society for Philosophy and Psychology, 1988.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak88tru">Truth</a> in context.
APA Central Division, 1988.
Invited Paper.
(<a href="./files/bak89truS.pdf">PDF</a>, 648835 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak88wha">What</a> is a mental
representation?
APA Eastern Division, 1988.
Invited Paper.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak87pol">Pollock</a> on the language of
thought.
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Eleventh Colloquium in Philosophy,
1987.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak86con">Content</a> by courtesy.
The Five-College Cognitive Science Group of Amherst, 1986.
(<a href="./files/bak87conP.pdf">PDF</a>, 341850 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak86ers">Ersatz</a> intentionality.
APA Central Division, 1986.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak86rol">Rollins</a> on mental imagery.
APA Eastern Division, 1986.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak85cog">Cognitive</a> suicide.
The Oberlin Colloquium, Twenty-Fifth Annual Colloquium in Philosophy, 1985.
(<a href="./files/bak88cogS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2192150 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak84jus">Just</a> what do we have in mind?
National Humanities Center, 1984.
(<a href="./files/bak86jusS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1535651 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak84rep">A</a> reply to Kraemer's
functionalism and masochism.
APA Eastern Division, 1984.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak84und">Underprivileged</a> excess: A reply
to Thomas McKay.
APA Central Division, 1984.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak83wha">What</a>'s moral about moral
relativism?
The Chapel Hill Ethics Group, 1983.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak82chi">Chisholm</a> on principles of
action.
University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Herbert Heidelberger Memorial
Conference, 1982.
Commentator.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak80der">De</a> re belief and the explanation
of action.
APA Eastern Division, 1980.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak79why">Why</a> computers can't act.
APA Western Division, 1979.
(<a href="./files/bak81whyS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1082976 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak78why">Why</a> computers can't act.
The Creighton Club, (New York State Philosophical Association), 1978.
(<a href="./files/bak81whyS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1082976 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak76tem">Temporal</a> becoming: The argument
from physics.
The Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, 1976.
(<a href="./files/bak74temS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1089730 bytes)<p /></li>
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<ul>
<li><a name="bak07met">A</a> metaphysics of ordinary things
and why we need it.
CUNY Graduate Center (New York), March 7 2007.
(<a href="./files/bak08metM.pdf">PDF</a>, 129986 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak06met">A</a> metaphysics of ordinary things
and why we need it.
University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill), December 1 2006.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak05tem">Temporal</a> reality.
Notre Dame University, September 30 2005.
(<a href="./files/bak08temM.pdf">PDF</a>, 444003 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04eve">Everyday</a> concepts as a guide to
reality.
Canisius College, April 14 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak08eveM.pdf">PDF</a>, 130961 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04new">A</a> new look at mental causation.
SUNY at Buffalo, April 15 2004.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak04per">Persons</a> and other things.
Utrecht University (Holland), October 7 2004.
(<a href="./files/bak07peraM.pdf">PDF</a>, 438675 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03howa">How</a> mental causation is
possible.
Tilburg University (Katholieke Universiteit Brabant/KUB, Holland), October 16
2003.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03howb">How</a> mental causation is
possible.
Dartmouth University, January 2003.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03meta">The</a> metaphysics of everyday
life.
Erasmus University (Rotterdam), October 13 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03metM.pdf">PDF</a>, 175009 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03metb">The</a> metaphysics of everyday
life.
Connecticut College, September 25 2003.
(<a href="./files/bak03metM.pdf">PDF</a>, 175009 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak03ons">On</a> seeing yourself coming and
going: The significance of self-consciousness.
SUNY at Buffalo, April 25 2003.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02how">How</a> mental causation is
possible.
UCLA, November 2002.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak02mor">Moral</a> responsibility without
libertarianism.
University of Kentucky, November 2002.
(<a href="./files/bak06morM.pdf">PDF</a>, 476861 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak01onb">On</a> being one's own person.
Leiden University (Holland), May 2001.
(<a href="./files/bak04onbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1937117 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99matc">Material</a> persons and the
doctrine of resurrection.
Hope College, October 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak01matbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2126044 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99mata">Materialism</a> with a human face.
Washington University (St. Louis), October 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak01mataS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2661553 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99matb">Materialism</a> with a human face.
University of Missouri (Columbia), October 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak01mataS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2661553 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99matd">Materialism</a> with a human face.
University of Toronto, December 1999.
(<a href="./files/bak01mataS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2661553 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99ver">The</a> very idea of material
constitution.
Australian National University, Research School of Social Sciences, July 1999.
Visiting Fellow, RSSS.
(<a href="./files/bak99verM.pdf">PDF</a>, 155159 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98sho">Should</a> the humanities be saved?
Texas Tech, February 1998.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98unia">Unity</a> without identity: A new
look at material constitution.
Texas A&M University, February 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99uniP.pdf">PDF</a>, 155797 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98unib">Unity</a> without identity: A new
look at material constitution.
Texas Tech, February 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99uniP.pdf">PDF</a>, 155797 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98unic">Unity</a> without identity: A new
look at material constitution.
University of Oklahoma (Norman), February 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99uniP.pdf">PDF</a>, 155797 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98vera">The</a> very idea of material
constitution.
Yale University, November 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99verM.pdf">PDF</a>, 155159 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98verb">The</a> very idea of material
constitution.
University of Notre Dame, September 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99verM.pdf">PDF</a>, 155159 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak98wha">What</a> is this thing called
`commonsense psychology'?
University of Richmond, October 1998.
(<a href="./files/bak99whabS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1264609 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97fir">The</a> first-person perspective: A
test for naturalism.
Whittier College, February 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak98firS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2785219 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97per">Persons</a> and bodies.
University of Utrecht (Holland), May 1997.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97unia">Unity</a> without identity: A new
look at material constitution.
York University (Canada), September 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak99uniP.pdf">PDF</a>, 155797 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97unib">Unity</a> without identity: A new
look at material constitution.
University of Utrecht (Holland), May 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak99uniP.pdf">PDF</a>, 155797 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak97why">Why</a> constitution is not
identity.
UC/Santa Barbara, February 1997.
(<a href="./files/bak97whyP.pdf">PDF</a>, 668422 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak96bel">Belief</a> without reification.
Amherst College, 1996.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak95nee">Need</a> a Christian be a
mind-body dualist?
Calvin College, 1995.
(<a href="./files/bak95neeS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1774650 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak94con">Content</a> meets consciousness.
University of Arkansas, 1994.
(<a href="./files/bak94conbS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1309299 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93are">Are</a> beliefs brain states?
St. Michael's College, 1993.
(<a href="./files/bak01areM.pdf">PDF</a>, 126084 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93bel">Belief</a> without reification.
University of New Hampshire, 1993.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93int">Intentionality</a> and explanation.
Washington University, 1993.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93nee">Need</a> intentionality be
naturalized?
Harvard University, 1993.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak93wha">What</a> is belief?
Virginia Commonwealth University, 1993.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak92ons">On</a> standards of explanatory
adequacy.
University of Rochester, 1992.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91bela">Belief</a> in explanation.
Princeton University, 1991.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91belb">Belief</a> in explanation.
University of California at Davis, 1991.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91cog">The</a> cognitive status of common
sense.
Western Michigan University, 1991.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak91met">Metaphysics</a> and mental
causation.
Union College, 1991.
(<a href="./files/bak93metS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1107178 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90coga">The</a> cognitive status of common
sense.
University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), 1990.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90cogb">The</a> cognitive status of common
sense.
University of California at Davis, 1990.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90eth">Ethical</a> aspects of language.
United States Military Academy, 1990.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90ist">Is</a> there a problem of mental
causation?
Manhattanville College, 1990.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90myta">The</a> myth of folk psychology.
University of Colorado at Boulder, 1990.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak90mytb">The</a> myth of folk psychology.
McGill University, 1990.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89hasa">Has</a> representation been
naturalized?
Duke University, 1989.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89hasb">Has</a> representation been
naturalized?
SUNY at Buffalo, 1989.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89myta">The</a> myth of folk psychology.
The Ohio State University, 1989.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89mytb">The</a> myth of folk psychology.
The University of Connecticut at Storrs, 1989.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak89mytc">The</a> myth of folk psychology.
Davidson College, 1989.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak88ona">On</a> a causal theory of content.
University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1988.
(<a href="./files/bak89onaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 375576 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak88whaa">What</a> is a mental
representation?
Brandeis University, 1988.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak88whab">What</a> is a mental
representation?
University of Nebraska at Lincoln, 1988.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak99why">Why</a> belief?
Vanderbilt University, 1988.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak87men">Mental</a> misrepresentation.
Vassar College, 1987.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak87ona">On</a> a causal theory of content.
Arizona State University, 1987.
(<a href="./files/bak89onaP.pdf">PDF</a>, 375576 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak85cog">Cognitive</a> suicide.
Vanderbilt University, 1985.
(<a href="./files/bak88cogS.pdf">PDF</a>, 2192150 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak85con">Content</a> by courtesy.
University of Vermont, 1985.
(<a href="./files/bak87conP.pdf">PDF</a>, 341850 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak85far">A</a> farewell to functionalism.
Syracuse University, 1985.
(<a href="./files/bak85farS.pdf">PDF</a>, 652564 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak84int">Intentional</a> systems: Dennett's
defense of morality.
Williams College, 1984.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak84jusa">Just</a> what do we have in mind?
University of Rochester, 1984.
(<a href="./files/bak86jusS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1535651 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak84jusb">Just</a> what do we have in mind?
University of North Carolin at Chapel Hill, 1984.
(<a href="./files/bak86jusS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1535651 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak83har">Harman</a> on reasons for moral
action.
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1983.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak83rea">Reason</a> and moral relativism.
North Carolina State University, 1983.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak83wha">What</a>'s moral about moral
relativism?
The Chapel Hill Ethics Group, 1983.<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak81und">Underprivileged</a> access.
Union College, 1981.
(<a href="./files/bak82undP.pdf">PDF</a>, 262481 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak79onm">On</a> making and attributing
demonstrative reference.
University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1979.
(<a href="./files/bak81onmS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1338421 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak79whya">Why</a> computers can't act.
Amherst College, 1979.
(<a href="./files/bak81whyS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1082976 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak79whyb">Why</a> computers can't act.
University of Rochester, 1979.
(<a href="./files/bak81whyS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1082976 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak78whya">Why</a> computers can't act.
Union College, 1978.
(<a href="./files/bak81whyS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1082976 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak78whyb">Why</a> computers can't act.
Middlebury College, 1978.
(<a href="./files/bak81whyS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1082976 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak76ont">On</a> the mind-dependence of
temporal becoming.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1976.
(<a href="./files/bak79ontP.pdf">PDF</a>, 377407 bytes)<p /></li>
<li><a name="bak75tem">Temporal</a> becoming: The argument
from physics.
University of Pittsburgh, 1975.
(<a href="./files/bak74temS.pdf">PDF</a>, 1089730 bytes)<p /></li>
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