Among the concepts he developed is that of the "anomalous monism," which states that every mental event is identical to a physical event, but mental properties can not be analyzed in physical terms.  
Among the concepts he developed is that of the "anomalous monism," which states that every mental event is identical to a physical event, but mental properties can not be analyzed in physical terms.  A. For 15 points, Name this American philosopher and author of Essays on Actions and Events and Inquiries into Truth and Interpretation.
Among the concepts he developed is that of the "anomalous monism," which states that every mental event is identical to a physical event, but mental properties can not be analyzed in physical terms.  
Donald {Davidson}