David Papineau's Bibliography

Books, Authored

 

For Science in the Social Sciences, Macmillan 1978

 

Theory and Meaning, Oxford University Press 1979

 

Reality and Representation, Basil Blackwell 1987

 

Philosophical Naturalism, Basil Blackwell 1993

 

Introducing Consciousness, Icon Books 2000

 

Thinking about Consciousness, Oxford University Press 2002

 

The Roots of Reason: Philosophical Essays on Rationality, Evolution and Probability, Oxford University Press 2003

 

Books, Edited

 

The Philosophy of Science, Edited with Introduction, Oxford University Press, 1996

 

Philosophy, Edited with Introduction, Duncan Baird, 2004

 

Essays on Teleosemantics, Edited (with Graham Macdonald), Oxford University Press 2004

           

Articles

 

"Ideal Types and Empirical Theories" British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (1976)

 

"Meaning Variance and the Theory of Reference" Methodology and Science (1977)

 

"The Vis Viva controversy:  Do Meanings Matter?" Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (1977).  Reprinted in part in R. Woolhouse (ed) Leibniz Oxford Readings in Philosophy (1981)

 

"Is Epistemology Dead?" Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society (1981-82)

 

"Representation and Explanation" Philosophy of Science (1984)

 

"Probabilities and Causes" Journal of Philosophy (1985)

 

"Social Facts and Psychological Facts" in G. Currie and A. Musgrave (eds) Popper and the Human Sciences (1985)

 

"Causal Asymmetry" British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (1985)

 

"Realism and Epistemology" Mind (1985)

 

"Semantic Reduction and Reference" in J. Butterfield (ed) Language, Mind, and Logic (1986)

 

"Causal Factors, Causal Inference, Causal Explanation" Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume (1986)

 

"Laws and Accidents" in G. Macdonald and C. Wright (eds) Facts, Science and Morality (1986)

 

"Does the Sociology of Science Discredit Science?" in R. Nola (ed) Relativism and Realism in Science (1988)  

 

"Mathematical Fictionalism" International Studies in the Philosophy of Science (1988)

 

"Ramsey-Lewis is Better than Mackie" Analysis (1988)

 

"Has Popper been a Good Thing?" in K. Gavorglou and G. Goudaroulis (eds) Imre Lakatos and Theories of Scientific Change (1988)

 

"Knowledge of Mathematical Objects" in A. Irvine (ed) Physicalism in Mathematics (1989)

 

"Causation and Mixed Probabilities" International Studies in Philosophy of Science (1990)

 

"Mixed, Pure and Spurious Probabilities and their Significance for a Reductionist Theory of Causation" in P. Kitcher and W. Salmon (eds) Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of Science Vol XIII (1990)

 

"Truth and Teleology" in D. Knowles (ed) Explanation and its Limits (1990)

 

"Why Supervenience?" Analysis (1990)

 

"The Reason Why" Analysis (1991)

 

"Teleology and Mental States" Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume (1991)

 

"Teleology and Irreducibility" in D. Charles and K. Lennon (eds) Reduction, Realism and and Explanation Oxford University Press (1992)

 

"Antirealismus und Skeptizismus hinsichtlich Mathematik, Moral und Modalitat" in W. Kohler (ed) Realismus und Anti-Realismus  (1992)

 

"Boscovich and the Acceptance of the Newtonian Concept of Force" in P. Bursill-Hall (ed) Procedings of the Rome Boscovich Conference (1992)

 

"Reliabilism, Induction and Scepticism" Philosophical Quarterly (1992)

 

"Can We Reduce Causes to Probabilities?" in D. Hull and K. Okruklik (eds) Philosophy of Science Association1992 vol 2

 

Science and Truth, Inaugural Lecture, King's College London (1992)

 

"The Virtues of Randomization" British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (1993)

 

"Consciousness, Physicalism and the Antipathetic Fallacy"  Australasian Journal of Philosophy (1993)

 

"Arguments for Supervenience and Identity" in E. Savellos and B. Yelcin (eds) Supervenience: New Essays (1994)

 

"Mental Disorder, Illness and Biological Function" in A. Phillips Griffith (ed) Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology (1995)

 

"Probabilities and the Many Minds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics" Analysis (1995)

 

"The Antipathetic Fallacy and the Limits of Consciounsness" in T. Metzinger (ed) Consciousness (1996)

 

"Theory-Dependent Terms" Philosophy of Science (1996)

 

"Rational Decisions and The Many Minds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics" Monist (1997); reprinted in my The Roots of Reason

 

"Teleosemantics and Indeterminacy" Australasian Journal of Philosophy (1997)

 

"Probability as a Guide to Life" (with Helen Beebee) Journal of  Philosophy (1997); reprinted in my The Roots of Reason

 

"Mind the Gap" Philosophical Perspectives (ed) J. Tomberlin (1998)

 

"Normativity and Judgement" Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume (1999); reprinted in my The Roots of Reason

           

"A Note on the Completeness of Physics" (with David Spurrett) Analysis (1999)

 

"The Evolution of Knowledge" in P. Carruthers (ed) Evolution and the Human Mind (2000); reprinted in my The Roots of Reason

 

“How not to Kill Swampman” in J. Botero, J. Ramos and A. Rosas (eds) Mentes Reales: La Ciencia Cognitiva y la Naturalización de la Mente (2000)

 

"The Rise of Physicalism" on J. Wolff (ed) The Proper Ambition of  Science (2000) and in B. Loewer (ed) Physicalism and its Discontents (2001)

 

"Evidentialism Reconsidered" Nous (2001); reprinted in my The Roots of Reason

 

"The Status of Teleosemantics, or How to Stop Worrying about Swampman" Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2001)

 

"The Evolution of Means-End Reasoning" in D. Walsh (ed) Naturalism, Evolution and Mind (2001); reprinted in my The Roots of Reason

 

"Metaphysics over Methodology—or, Why Infidelity Provides no Grounds to Divorce Causes from Probabilities" in M.-C. Galavotti, P. Suppes, and D. Costantini (eds) Stochastic Causality (2001)

 

“Scientific Realism Without Reference” (with Pierre Cruse) in M. Marsonet (ed), The Problem of Realism (2002)

 

"Theories of Consciousness" in Q. Smith and A.Jokic (eds) Consciousness: New Philosophical Essays (2003)

 

"Is Representation Rife?" Ratio (2003)

 

"Could there be a Science of Consciousness?" Philosophical Issues (2003)

 

"Why You Don’t Want to Get in the Box with Schrödinger’s Cat" Analysis (2003)

 

"Human Minds" in A. O'Hear (ed) Minds and Persons (2003)

 

"David Lewis and Schrodinger's Cat" Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2004)

 

Social Leaning and the Baldwin Effect” in A Zilhao (ed) Rationality and Evolution (2005)

 

"Rational or Associative? Imitation in Japanese Quail" (with Cecilia Heyes) in M. Nudds & S. Hurley (eds) Rational Animals? Oxford University Press (2004)

 

Phenomenal and Perceptual Concepts” in T. Alter and S. Walter (eds) Phenomenal Concepts and Phenomenal Knowledge (2006)

 

The Cultural Origins of Cognitive Adapatationsin A O’Hear (ed) Biology, Evolution and Culture (2006)

 

Kripke’s Proof That We Are All Intuitive Dualists” (forthcoming)

 

Kripke’s Argument is Ad Hominem Not Two-Dimensional” in Philosophical Perspectives 2007

 

Discussion Notes, Review Articles, Encyclopaedia Entries, Symposia

 

"Lessnoff's Critique of Critical Theory" in S.C. Brown (ed) Philosophical Disputes in the Social Sciences (1978)

 

"Salmon, Statistics, and Backwards Causation" in P. Asquith and I. Hacking (eds) Philosophy of Science Association Vol 1 (1978)

 

"Nature and Nurture" Journal of Medical Ethics (1982)

 

"Theory and Observation" Prometeo Milan (1985)

 

"Review Article of C. Peacocke's Thoughts:  An Essay on Content" Philosophical Books (1987)

 

"Reply to Ehring's 'Papineau on Causal Asymmetry'" British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (1988)

 

"Probability and Normativity: Comment on Thagard" Brain and Behavioural Sciences (1989)

 

Review article of Nancy Cartwright's Nature's Capacities and their Measurement British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (1991)

 

"Causal Theories of Content".  Entry in S. Guttenplan (ed) Blackwell Companion to the Philosophy of Mind (1994)

 

"Problems of the Philosophy of Science", "Philosophical Problems of Biology", etc.  Entries in T. Honderich (ed) The Oxford Companion to Philosophy (1994; 2nd edition, revised, 2004).

 

"Philosophy of Science" in N. Bunnin and E. James (eds) The Blackwell Companion to Philosophy (1995)

 

"Methodology: The Elements of Philosophy of Science" in A. Grayling (ed) Philosophy (1995)

 

Comment on Christopher Peacocke's A Study of Concepts, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (1995)

 

“Replies to Comments on Philosophical Naturalism” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (1996)

 

"Many Minds are No Worse than One: Comment on Lockwood" British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (1996)

 

"Doubtful Intuitions" Mind and Language (1996)

 

Entry on "Functionalism" in E. Craig (ed) Encyclopedia of Philosophy (1998)

 

Entry on "Mathematical Fictionalism" in P. Edwards (ed) Encyclopedia of Philosophy 2nd ed (forthcoming)

 

"Evolutionary Psychology" anonymous article in The Economist (1998)

 

"Teleosemantics" in J. Branquinho and P. Murcho (eds) Enciclopedia de Termos Logico-Filosoficos (1999).

 

Review Article (with Nicholas Shea) of R. Millikan's On Clear and Confused Ideas,Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2002)

 

Preface to a new edition of Bertrand Russell's The Scientific Outlook, Routledge (2002)

 

Reply to Robert Kirk's and Andrew Melnyk's comments on my Thinking about Consciousness, SWIF Online Philosophy Forum (2003)

 

"Two (Kinds of) Concepts of Mind".  Entry in R. Gregory (ed) Companion to the Mind, 2nd edition (2004)

 

Comments on Gerd Gigerenzer’s "Where do new ideas come from?  A heuristics of discovery in the social sciences" in M.-C. Galavotti ed Observation and Experiment in the Natural and Social Sciences (2004)

 

Naturalism” in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

 

Podcast on Physicalism” Philosophy Bites

 

Reviews

 

I have reviewed books for the Cambridge Review, Philosophy, New Society, British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, Mind, Philosophical Quarterly, Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science, Journal of Philosophy, Independent, Sunday Independent, Spectator, New Statesman, New Scientist, Nature, Economist, Guardian, Times Higher Educational Supplement, Times Literary Supplement, New York Times Book Review, and the Toronto Globe and Mail