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General Introduction | |
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Historical BackgroundIntroduction | |
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Plato: Extract from Phaedo | |
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Aristotle: Extract from De Anima | |
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Descartes: Extract from Meditations II and VI | |
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Extract from An Essay Concerening Human Understanding | |
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Extract from An Essay Concerning Human Understanding2 Behaviorism and Mind-Brain IdentityIntroduction | |
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The Logical Analysis of Psychology | |
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Brains and Behaviour | |
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Mind and Body | |
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Sensations and Brain Processes | |
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Naming and Necessity3 Artificial IntelligenceIntroduction | |
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Computing Machinery and Intelligence | |
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Minds, Brains, and Programs | |
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Escaping from the Chinese Room | |
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The Mind as Software in the Brain4 FunctionalismIntroduction | |
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An Argument for the Identity Theory | |
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The Mind-Body Problem | |
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Psychological Predicates | |
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What is Functionalism5 InterpretationismIntroduction | |
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Radical Interpretation | |
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Three Kinds of Intentional Psychology | |
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Thought and Talk | |
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Replication and Functionalism | |
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Autonomous Psychology and the Belief-Desire Thesis | |
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Eliminative Materialism and the Propositional Attitudes | |
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The Threat of Cognitive Suicide6 Externalism and Mental ContentIntroduction | |
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Individualism and the Mental | |
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Brains in Vats | |
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Are We Brains in a Vat? Top Philosopher Says, "No"! | |
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Mental Content7 Subjectivity and Self-KnowledgeIntroduction | |
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What is it Like to be a Bat? | |
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Could Love be Like a Heatwave? | |
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Knowing One's Own Mind | |
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Individualism and Self-Knowledge | |
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Anti-Individualism and the Privileged Access8 ConsciousnessIntroduction | |
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What is Consciousness? | |
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Facing up to the Problem of Consciousness | |
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The Intrinsic Quality of Experience | |
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Precis of Ten Problems of Consciousness | |
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Is Experiencing Just Representing?9 ReductionIntroduction | |
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Mental Events | |
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Extract from The Irreducibility of Consciousness | |
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The Metaphysics of Irreducibility | |
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Multiple Realization and the Metaphysics of Reduction10 Is the Mind-Body Problem Solvable?Introduction | |
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Epiphenomenal Qualia | |
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Materialism and Qualia | |
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Can We Solve the Mind-Body Problem? | |
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Challenges to Contemporary MaterialismIntroduction | |
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The Succinct Case for Idealism | |
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Difficulties with Physicalism and a Programme for Dualists | |
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Non-Cartesian Dualism | |
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Remarks on the Mind-Body Question | |
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