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| Preface | |
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| From Dualism to Common-sense Functionalism | |
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| The Flight from Dualism | |
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| The Issue Between Dualism and Materialism | |
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| Supervenience | |
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| Possible Worlds: An Introduction | |
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| Behaviourism and Beyond | |
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| The Case for Behaviourism | |
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| Methodological and Revisionary Behaviourism | |
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| Problems for Behaviourism | |
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| The Path to Functionalism via a Causal Theory | |
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| The Causal Theory of Mind | |
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| Common-sense Functionalism | |
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| Multiple Realizability | |
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| Common-sense Functionalism Expounded | |
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| Interconnections without Circularity | |
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| Behaviour Characterized in Terms of Environmental Impact | |
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| What Does Common Sense Say about the Mind? | |
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| Rivals and Objections | |
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| Theory of Reference | |
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| The Description Theory of Reference | |
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| The Causal Theory | |
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| The Necessary A Posteriori | |
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| Annotated Reading | |
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| Empirical Functionalisms | |
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| Common-sense Functional Roles as a Reference-fixing Device | |
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| Chauvinism and Empirical Functionalism | |
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| The Identity Theory | |
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| The Identity Theory and Functionalism | |
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| Some Early Objections to the Identity Theory | |
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| Token-Token versus Type-Type Identity Theories | |
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| Essentialism about Psychological States | |
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| Annotated Reading | |
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| Four Challenges to Functionalism | |
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| The China Brain | |
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| The Chinese Room | |
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| Blockhead | |
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| The Zombie Objection | |
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| Phenomenal Qualities and Consciousness | |
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| The Question of Qualia | |
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| Consciousness | |
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| Representationalism and Perceptual Experience | |
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| Instrumentalism and Interpretationism | |
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| Instrumentalism | |
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| Interpretationism | |
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| About Content | |
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| The Language of Thought | |
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| The Language of Thought Hypothesis | |
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| The Map Alternative | |
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| Content | |
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| What is the Problem of Content? | |
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| The Map Theory | |
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| The Internal Sentence Theory | |
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| Problems for the Map-system Theory | |
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| Problems and Questions for the Internal Sentence Theory | |
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| Connectionism | |
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| Connectionism and the Map-system Theory | |
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| Broad and Narrow Content | |
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| Narrow Content | |
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| Broad Content | |
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| Deflationism about Broad Content versus Scepticism about Narrow Content | |
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| Explaining Behaviour: Eliminativism and Realism | |
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| Eliminative Materialism | |
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| The Case for Eliminativism | |
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| The Functionalist Reply to Eliminativism | |
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| Natural Kinds and Scientific Reductions | |
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| Annotated Reading | |
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| Psychological Explanation and Common-sense Functionalism | |
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| Three Questions for Common-sense Functionalism | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |