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Selections new to this edition are indicated with an asterisk | |
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Preface | |
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Preface to the 2 nd Edition For the Student | |
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An Introduction to the Annotations | |
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What is Philosophy? | |
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Philosophical Thinking | |
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Plato:Euthyphro | |
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Plato:Apology | |
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The Value of Philosophy | |
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Knowledge and Skepticism | |
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Do We Have Knowledge of the External World? | |
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Reneacute; Descartes:From | |
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Meditations on First Philosophy | |
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FromAn Essay Concerning Human Understanding | |
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From | |
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Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous | |
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Thomas Reid:Direct Realism, from | |
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Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man Laurence | |
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Knowledge of the External World, from | |
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Epistemology: Classic Problems and Contemporary Responses Sextus Empiricus:From | |
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Outlines of Pyrrhonism | |
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Concluding Dialogue on the External World | |
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Is Induction Justified? | |
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Skeptical Doubts Concerning the Operations of the Understanding, from | |
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An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding Wesley Salmon:The Problem of Induction, from | |
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The Foundations of Scientific Inference A. C. Ewing:The ldquo;A Priorirdquo; and the Empirical, from | |
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The Fundamental Questions of Philosophy Concluding Dialogue on the Problem of Induction | |
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Minds and Bodies | |
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Are Minds and Mental States Distinct from Bodies and Material States? | |
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A Defense of Dualism J. J. C. Smart:Sensations and Brain Processes | |
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The Mind-Body Problem Are Intentional Mental States Analogous to the States of a Computer? | |
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Computing Machinery and Intelligence | |
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Is the Brainrsquo;s Mind a Computer Program? | |
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Searle on What Only Brains Can Do | |
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Authorrsquo;s Response | |
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Can Materialism Account for Qualitative Consciousness? | |
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What Is It Like to Be a Bat? | |
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What Mary Didnrsquo;t Know | |
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What Is It Like to Be a Human (Instead of a Bat)? | |
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Knowing What Itrsquo;s Like | |
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The Puzzle of Conscious Experience Concluding Dialogue on the Mind-Body Problem | |
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Personal Identity and Free Will What is Required for Personal Identity? &n | |