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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Preface to the Second Edition | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Minds and Bodies: Rene Descartes and the Possibility of a Science of the Mind | |
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| Descartes' Philosophy of the Body: The Reflex Hypothesis | |
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| Descartes' Philosophy of Mind: Three Arguments for Dualism | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Suggested Readings | |
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| Primary Sources | |
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| Three Excellent Studies on Descartes | |
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| The Most Recent Contemporary Defense of Dualism | |
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| Naturalizing The Mind: The Philosophical Psychology of William James | |
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| William James: Mentality and Introspection | |
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| Toward a Theory of Conscious Mental Life | |
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| What Is CML Like? | |
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| What Is CML for? | |
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| Mind and Brain: How Is Conscious Mental Life Realized? | |
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| Naturalism and Free Will | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Suggested Readings | |
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| General Primary Sources | |
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| On Free Will | |
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| On Consciousness | |
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| On Intentionality | |
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| On Introspection | |
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| Four Good Commentaries | |
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| Philosophical Implications of Pragmatism | |
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| Science and the Secret Self: The Case of Sigmund Freud | |
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| Freud on the Mind-Body Problem and Psychological Explanation | |
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| Psychoanalysis and Self-Knowledge | |
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| Is Psychoanalysis Scientific? | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Suggested Readings | |
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| Two Best Primary Sources for an Overview of Freud's Thought | |
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| Collected Works | |
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| Three Important Intellectual Biographies | |
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| On the Scientific Status of Psychoanalysis | |
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| General Philosophical Essays on Freud | |
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| The Science of Behavior, Antimentalism, and the Good Life: The Philosophical Psychology of... | |
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| Skinner's Critique of Two Kinds of Mentalism | |
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| The Theoretician's Dilemma | |
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| Skinner on Self-Knowledge | |
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| The Concept of the "Operant": Selection by Consequences | |
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| Psychology and the Good Life | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Suggested Readings | |
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| General Introductions | |
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| Central Philosophical Works | |
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| Psychology and Political Philosophy | |
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| Important Criticisms | |
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| Philosophical Foundations | |
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| Philosophical Work in the Behaviorist Mold | |
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| The Case for Cognitive-Developmental Psychology: Piaget and Kohlberg | |
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| Cognitive Development, Empiricism, and Nativism | |
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| Stages and Structures | |
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| Assimilation, Accommodation, and Autoregulation | |
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| The Constructivist's Fallacy | |
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| Piaget's Adequacy Thesis | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Lawrence Kohlberg: Duties, Dilemmas, and Moral Stages | |
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| The Bad Experimental Paradigm Objection | |
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| The Failure to Satisfy Piaget's Stage Criteria Objection | |
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| Kohlberg's Adequacy Thesis | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Suggested Readings by and about Piaget | |
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| General Overview | |
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| Criticisms of Piaget's Theory | |
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| Suggested Reading by and about Kohlberg | |
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| Collected Papers | |
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| Major Philosophical Essays | |
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| Criticisms of Kohlberg's Theory | |
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| Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence: Philosophical Assumptions and Implications | |
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| Cognitive Science: The Basic Program | |
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| Kant, Cognitive Science, and the Anticipation of Experience | |
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| Transcendental Reasoning: Two Experiments | |
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| Sternberg on Symbolic Memory | |
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| Shepard and Metzler on Imagistic Representation | |
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| Cognitive Science and Self-Knowledge | |
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| Cognitive Science and the Unity of Mind | |
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| Massachusetts Modularism | |
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| Split-Brain Research | |
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| Cognitive Science and Rationality | |
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| Cognitive Science and the Mind-Brain Problem | |
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| Cognitive Science and the Charms of Good Old-Fashioned Artificial Intelligence | |
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| Parallel Distributed Processing, Connectionism, and Biological Realism | |
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| The Mine-Rock Detector | |
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| NETtalk | |
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| Four Kinds of Artificial Intelligence | |
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| Nonpsychological AI | |
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| Weak Psychological AI | |
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| Strong Psychological AI | |
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| Suprapsychological AI | |
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| Ten Objections to Artificial Intelligence | |
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| The Informality Objection | |
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| The No Originality Objection | |
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| The Reductionism Objection | |
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| The Realism Objection | |
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| The Frame Problem | |
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| The No Emotions Objection | |
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| The No Intrinsic Intentionality Objection | |
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| The No Consciousness Objection | |
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| The No Point of View Objection | |
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| The No Free Will Objection | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Suggested Readings | |
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| General Introductions to Cognitive Science and AI | |
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| Philosophical Foundations | |
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| Identity Theory | |
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| Functionalism | |
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| Eliminativism | |
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| Rationality and Self-Knowledge | |
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| Unity of Mind | |
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| Important Attacks on AI | |
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| Minds, Genes, and Morals: The Case of E. O. Wilson's Sociobiology | |
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| The Conceptual Foundations of Sociobiology | |
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| Phenotypic Variation | |
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| Differential Darwinian Fitness | |
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| Hereditability of Fitness | |
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| Closing the Genotype-Phenotype Gap: The Opening Gambit | |
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| Strategy 3: The Argument from Adaptation | |
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| Closing the Genotype-Phenotype Gap: The New Argument | |
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| Sociobiology and Morality | |
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| The Principle of Concern for the Future of the Gene Pool | |
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| The Principle of Genetic Diversity | |
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| The Principle of Universal Human Rights | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Suggested Readings | |
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| Conceptual Foundations | |
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| Important Philosophical Criticisms and Commentaries | |
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| Consciousness | |
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| Cognitivism and Consciousness | |
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| Conscious Shyness and the "New Mysterians" | |
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| Mind, Brain, and Experience | |
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| The Evolution of Darwin Machines | |
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| Neural Darwinism | |
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| Self and Nonself | |
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| Sensory Qualia and Neural Vectors | |
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| Experiential Sensitivity versus Informational Sensitivity | |
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| Identity Theory to a First Approximation? | |
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| The New Mysterians' Response | |
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| A Critique of the New Mysterians' Argument | |
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| Conscious Inessentialism, Absent Qualia, and the Epiphenomenalist Suspicion | |
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| Teleological Functionalism | |
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| The Self as the Center of Narrative Gravity | |
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| A Unified Theory of Consciousness? | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Suggested Readings | |
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| The Best Recent Collection of Work on Consciousness | |
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| Functionalist-Computational Theories of Consciousness | |
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| Neurophilosophical Theories of Consciousness | |
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| The Self, Self-Consciousness, and Multiple Selves | |
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| The New Mysterians | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Name Index | |
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| Subject Index | |