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J.J.C.Smart, "Man as a Physical Mechanism", ch.VI of his Philosophy and Scientific Realism.
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David Lewis, "Lucas Against Mechanism", Philosophy, XLIV, 1969, pp. 231-233.
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Added 24.2.97 In the recently published Proceedings, Machines and Thought, ed. Peter Millican and Andy Clark, Oxford, 1996, Robin Gandy gives a much earlier reference:
Emil L. Post, `Absolutely Unsolvable Problems and Relatively Undecidable Propositions---Account of an Anticipation', in Martin Davis, (ed.), The Undecidable (New York: Raven Press, 1965), pp.340-435, esp. pp.417-24.
David Chalmers has many links:
click here for pursuing his links
This link worked when I tried it in December 2007.
David Chalmers' home page has now moved to http://consc.net/chalmers/ (I am grateful to David Pollard for keeping me up to date) Chalmer's previous web site was http://www.u.arizona.edu/~chalmers/
(and before that http://ling.ucsc.edu/~chalmers/mind.html
and before that http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~chalmers/biblio.html"
and http://ling.ucsc.edu/~chalmers/index.html)
I have not tried these latter recently, and am grateful to those who have E-mailed me his changes of address.
If these links do not work, please let me know.
added 2004
Donald Gillies, Artificial Intelligence and Scientific Method, chapter 6 Other works are cited in J.R. Lucas, The Freedom of the Will, Oxford, pp. 174-6.
The Turing Test