The Oxford handbook of philosophy of mind / edited by Brian P. McLaughlin with Ansgar Beckermann and Sven Walter.

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Book
Language
English
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Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2009.
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1 online resource (xv, 815 pages)

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This is the most authoritative and comprehensive guide ever published to the state of the art in philosophy of mind, a flourishing area of research. An outstanding team of contributors offer 45 new critical surveys of a wide range of topics.
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Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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English
Contents
  • pt. 1. The place of mind in nature. Mental causation / Jaegwon Kim
  • The causal closure of the physical and naturalism / David Papineau
  • Dualism / E.J. Lowe
  • Epiphenomenalism / Sven Walter
  • Anomalous monism / Julie Yoo
  • Non-reductive materialism / Lynne Rudder Baker
  • Functionalism / Robert Van Gulick
  • What is property physicalism? / Ansgar Beckermann
  • What is the physical? / Barbara Montero
  • Idealism / Howard Robinson
  • Panpsychism / William Seager
  • pt. 2. The nature of consciousness and the place of consciousness in nature. Subjectivity / John Perry
  • Higher-order theories of consciousness / David M. Rosenthal
  • Representationalist theories of consciousness / Michael Tye
  • Sensory qualities, sensible qualities, sensational qualities / Alex Byrne
  • The explanatory Gap / Joseph Levine
  • Phenomenal concepts / Katalin Balog
  • The two-dimensional argument against materialism / David J. Chalmers --
  • pt. 3. Intentionality and theories of mental content. Intentional systems theory / Daniel Dennett
  • Wide content / Frances Egan
  • Narrow content / Gabriel Segal
  • Information-theoretic semantics / Fred Dretske
  • Biosemantics / Ruth Garrett Millikan
  • A measurement-theoretic account of propositional attitudes / Robert J. Matthews
  • The normativity of the intentional / Ralph Wedgwood
  • Concepts and possession conditions / Christopher Peacocke
  • The distinction between conceptual and nonconceptual content / José Luis Bermúdez
  • Intentionalism / Tim Crane
  • The content of perceptual experience / Michelle Montague
  • Phenomenology, intentionality, and the unity of the mind / George Graham, Terence Horgan, and John Tienson
  • pt. 4. Self, unity of consciousness, and personal identity. The self / Galen Strawson
  • Unity of consciousness / Paul Raymont and Andrew Brook
  • Personal identity and metaphysics / Tamar Szabó Gendler --
  • pt. 5. A variety of mental abilities. Imagination / Colin McGinn
  • Thinking / Louise Antony
  • Language and thought / John Heil
  • Consciousness and reference / John Campbell
  • Memory / Krista Lawlor
  • Emotions : motivating feelings / Jesse Prinz
  • Intention and intentional action / Alfred Mele
  • pt. 6. Epistemic issues. Folk psychology / Adam Morton
  • Other minds / Anita Avramides
  • Introspection / Cynthia Macdonald
  • Semantic externalism and self-knowledge / Jessica Brown
  • Self-deception / Kent Bach.
Other title(s)
  • Handbook of philosophy of mind
  • Philosophy of mind
ISBN
  • 9780191577154
  • 0191577154
LCCN
2008039119
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