Human Action and Its Explanation

Focusing on a causalist theory of action, this book offers a systematic philosophical exploration of human actions and their explanations, aligned with scientific realism. It delves into interconnected topics such as psychological concept formation and the nature of mental events, recognizing the complexity of these issues. While not exhaustive, the discussion emphasizes key problems in the philosophy of psychology, aiming to refine common-sense views of actions and their causal relationships, with an eye toward future research for further clarification.