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Einige Bemerkungen zum Prinzip der kausalen Abgeschlossenheit des Physischen
The principle of the causal closure of the physical plays a central role in the philosophy of mind, especially as a premise in arguments for physicalism. In this paper I explore what role the principle can play in the argument for physicalism and whether the evidence we have for the principle allows for such a role or function.
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