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WIREs Cognitive Science, 2010
AbstractPhilosophy of mind concerns questions about mental phenomena that empirical research alone can't settle, such as the nature of mental states and which sorts of things can have them—only living things, or also machines? Settling them requires reflection on such phenomena as consciousness, rationality, and intentionality; the ‘explanatory gaps ...
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AbstractPhilosophy of mind concerns questions about mental phenomena that empirical research alone can't settle, such as the nature of mental states and which sorts of things can have them—only living things, or also machines? Settling them requires reflection on such phenomena as consciousness, rationality, and intentionality; the ‘explanatory gaps ...
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Philosophy of Mind, Mind of Philosophy
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020The word "Philosophy" can be used in many ways. We can talk about “the philosophy of design", "philosophy of fashion", "cooking philosophy" and so on; or each of us can refer to our "philosophy" both in a general sense or with regard to a specific field ("my philosophy in the office is never to discuss politics").
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Philosophical Books, 2003
Abstract Based on the conviction that the most important and controversial aspects of Hooker’s theology centre on the relationship between reason, will, and grace, this chapter, opening the first part of the book, examines Hooker’s philosophy of mind in order to provide a sure foundation for the book’s later chapters – a strategy to be ...
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Abstract Based on the conviction that the most important and controversial aspects of Hooker’s theology centre on the relationship between reason, will, and grace, this chapter, opening the first part of the book, examines Hooker’s philosophy of mind in order to provide a sure foundation for the book’s later chapters – a strategy to be ...
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Reichenbach’s philosophy of mind
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2002Etude de la conception des entites mentales, des abstracta et des illata, dans la philosophie de l'esprit de Reichenbach, par comparaison avec certaines positions de Carnap. Examinant les notions de reduction et projection, disposition et existence, croyance et desir, dans le cadre du positivisme logique et de la philosophie analytique, l'A. montre que
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Philosophical Books, 2002
Books reviewed:Hardcastle, V.G. The Myth of PainRowlands, M.
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Books reviewed:Hardcastle, V.G. The Myth of PainRowlands, M.
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Philosophical Books, 1997
Carruthers, P.Language, Thought and ConsciousnessDennett, D.C.Kinds of ...
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Carruthers, P.Language, Thought and ConsciousnessDennett, D.C.Kinds of ...
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1983
As with any highly systematic body of thought, Hegel’s philosophy of mind can be reconstructed from many perspectives. Each one gives us something though some are more illuminating than others. But I believe that it is particularly illuminating to see Hegel’s Philosophy of mind though the perspective of his philosophy of action.
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As with any highly systematic body of thought, Hegel’s philosophy of mind can be reconstructed from many perspectives. Each one gives us something though some are more illuminating than others. But I believe that it is particularly illuminating to see Hegel’s Philosophy of mind though the perspective of his philosophy of action.
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2012
The universe contains many amazing things. At the smallest level there are inconceivably small particles with exotic names such as quarks and neutrinos. These form the basic building blocks of atoms such as hydrogen and nitrogen. From these atoms the whole material world is formed, from tiny organisms such as amoeba, to large mammals such as elephants.
Julian Baggini, Gareth Southwell
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The universe contains many amazing things. At the smallest level there are inconceivably small particles with exotic names such as quarks and neutrinos. These form the basic building blocks of atoms such as hydrogen and nitrogen. From these atoms the whole material world is formed, from tiny organisms such as amoeba, to large mammals such as elephants.
Julian Baggini, Gareth Southwell
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Philosophia Christi, 1999
Books reviewed:Annette Barnes, Seeing Through Self‐DeceptionPierre Jacob, What Minds Can Do: Intentionality in a Non‐Intentional WorldT.E.
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Books reviewed:Annette Barnes, Seeing Through Self‐DeceptionPierre Jacob, What Minds Can Do: Intentionality in a Non‐Intentional WorldT.E.
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Philosophical Books, 2004
Books reviewed:Robert Kirk, Mind and BodyJohn Preston and Mark Bishop, Views into the Chinese Room: New Essays on Searle and Artificial IntelligenceJohn Symons, On ...
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Books reviewed:Robert Kirk, Mind and BodyJohn Preston and Mark Bishop, Views into the Chinese Room: New Essays on Searle and Artificial IntelligenceJohn Symons, On ...
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