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A Dictionary of Philosophy, Third Edition

Epiphenomenalism

. Doctrine that mental phenomena are entirely caused by physical phenomena in the brain or central nervous system, and themselves have no effects, mental or physical. An epiphenomenon is a by-product, itself without (significant or relevant) effects, of some process.

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Epiphenomenalism from A Dictionary of Philosophy, Third Edition. ISBN: 0-203-19819-0. Published: 2003–06–08. ©2009 Taylor and Francis. All rights reserved.



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