Mental reality:
"In Mental Reality, Galen Strawson argues that much contemporary philosophy of mind gives undue primacy of place to publicly observable phenomena, nonmental phenomena, and behavioral phenomena (understood as publicly observable phenomena) in its account of the nature of mind. It does so at the...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "In Mental Reality, Galen Strawson argues that much contemporary philosophy of mind gives undue primacy of place to publicly observable phenomena, nonmental phenomena, and behavioral phenomena (understood as publicly observable phenomena) in its account of the nature of mind. It does so at the expense of the phenomena of conscious experience. Strawson describes an alternative position, "naturalized Cartesianism," which couples the materialist view that mind is entirely natural and wholly physical with a fully realist account of the nature of conscious experience. Naturalized Cartesianism is an adductive (as opposed to reductive) form of materialism. Adductive materialists don't claim that conscious experience is anything less than we ordinarily conceive it to be, in being wholly physical. They claim instead that the physical is something more than we ordinarily conceive it to be, given that many of the wholly physical goings-on in the brain constitute - literally are - conscious experiences as we ordinarily conceive them."--BOOK JACKET. |
| Beschreibung: | "A Bradford book." Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | XX, 373 S. |
| ISBN: | 9780262513104 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS PREFACE XI PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION XV ACKNOWLEDGMENT XXI
1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 A DEFAULT POSITION 1 1.2 EXPERIENCE 2 1.3 THE
CHARACTER OF EXPERIENCE 3 1.4 UNDERSTANDING-EXPERIENCE 5 1.5 A NOTE
ABOUT DISPOSITIONAL MENTAL STATES 13 1.6 PURELY EXPERIENTIAL CONTENT 14
1.7 AN ACCOUNT OF FOUR SECONDS OF THOUGHT 18 2 THREE QUESTIONS 23 2.1
INTRODUCTION 23 2.2 THE MENTAL AND THE NONMENTAL 23 2.3 THE MENTAL AND
THE PUBLICLY OBSERVABLE 25 2.4 THE MENTAL AND THE BEHAVIORAL 27 2.5
NEOBEHAVIORISM AND REDUCTIONISM 29 2.6 NATURALISM IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF
MIND 33 2.7 CONCLUSION: THE THREE QUESTIONS 34 3 AGNOSTIC MATERIALISM,
PART 1 43 3.1 INTRODUCTION 43 3.2 MONISM 46 3.3 THE LINGUISTIC ARGUMENT
48 3.4 MATERIALISM AND M&P MONISM 55 NIT CONTENTS 3.5 A COMMENT ON
REDUCTION 59 3.6 THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF AN OBJECTIVE PHENOMENOLOGY 62
3.7 ASYMMETRY AND REDUCTION 66 3.8 EQUAL-STATUS MONISM 72 3.9
PANPSYCHISM 75 3.10 THE INESCAPABILITY OF METAPHYSICS 78 4 AGNOSTIC
MATERIALISM, PART 2 81 4.1 IGNORANCE 81 4.2 SENSORY SPACES 82 4.3
EXPERIENCE, EXPLANATION, AND THEORETICAL INTEGRATION 84 4.4 THE HARD
PART OF THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM 93 4.5 NEUTRAL MONISM AND AGNOSTIC MONISM
96 4.6 A COMMENT ON ELIMINATIVISM, INSTRUMENTALISM, AND SO ON 99 4.7
CONCLUSION 104 5 MENTALISM, IDEALISM, AND IMMATERIALISM 107 5.1
INTRODUCTION 107 5.2 MENTALISM 108 5.3 STRICT OR PURE PROCESS IDEALISM
111 5.4 ACTIVE-PRINCIPLE IDEALISM 112 5.5 STUFF IDEALISM 114 5.6
IMMATERIALISM 117 5.7 THE POSITIONS RESTATED 120 5.8 THE DUALIST OPTIONS
123 5.9 SUMMARY 127 5.10 FREGE S THESIS 129 5.11 OBJECTIONS TO PURE
PROCESS IDEALISM 134 5.12 THE PROBLEM OF MENTAL DISPOSITIONS 136 6
MENTAL 145 6.1 INTRODUCTION 145 6.2 SHARED ABILITIES? 146 6.3 THE
SORTING ABILITY 148 6.4 THE DEFINITION OF MENTAL BEING 153 6.5 MENTAL
PHENOMENA 158 6.6 THE VIEW THAT ALL MENTAL PHENOMENA ARE EXPERIENTIAL
PHENOMENA 162 CONTENTS IX IK 7 NATURAL INTENTIONALITY 177 7.1
INTRODUCTION 177 7.2 E/C INTENTIONALITY 179 7.3 THE EXPERIENCELESS 186
7.4 INTENTIONALITY AND ABSTRACT AND NONEXISTENT OBJECTS 189 7.5
EXPERIENCE, PURELY EXPERIENTIAL CONTENT, AND N/C INTENTIONALITY 194 7.6
CONCEPTS IN NATURE 198 7.7 INTENTIONALITY AND EXPERIENCE 203 7.8 SUMMARY
WITH PROBLEM 208 7.9 CONCLUSION 213 8 PAIN AND PAIN 21 5 8.1
INTRODUCTION 215 8.2 THE NEOBEHAVIORIST VIEW 216 8.3 A LINGUISTIC
ARGUMENT FOR THE NECESSARY CONNECTION BETWEEN PAIN AND BEHAVIOR 219 8.4
A CHALLENGE 222 8.5 THE SIRIANS 226 8.6 N.N. S NOVEL 229 8.7 AN
OBJECTION TO THE SIRIANS 235 8.8 THE BETELGEUZIANS 238 8.9 THE POINT OF
THE SIRIANS 239 8.10 FUNCTIONALISM, NATURALISM, AND REALISM ABOUT PAIN
240 8.11 UNPLEASANTNESS AND QUALITATIVE CHARACTER 247 9 THE WEATHER
WATCHERS 251 9.1 INTRODUCTION 251 9.2 THE ROOTING STORY 254 9.3 WHAT IS
IT LIKE TO BE A WEATHER WATCHER? 255 9.4 THE APTITUDES OF MENTAL STATES
256 9.5 THE ARGUMENT FROM THE CONDITIONS FOR POSSESSING THE CONCEPT OF
SPACE 261 9.6 THE ARGUMENT FROM THE CONDITIONS FOR LANGUAGE ABILITY 263
9.7 THE ARGUMENT FROM THE NATURE OF DESIRE 264 9.8 DESIRE AND AFFECT 280
9.9 THE ARGUMENT FROM THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF DESIRE 284 X CONTENTS 10
BEHAVIOR 291 10.1 INTRODUCTION 291 10.2 A HOPELESS DEFINITION 292 10.3
DIFFICULTIES 293 10.4 OTHER-OBSERVABILITY 307 10.5 NEO-NEOBEHAVIORISM
315 11 THE CONCEPT OF MIND 317 APPENDIX REAL INTENTIONALITY 3: WHY
INTENTIONALITY ENTAILS CONSCIOUSNESS 325 A.I INTENTIONALITY ,
EXPERIENCE , PHYSICALISM , NATURALISM 325 A.2 INTENTIONALITY ,
ABOUTNESS 327 A.3 THE UBIQUITY OF UNA 331 A.4 COGNITIVE EXPERIENCE 339
A.5 THE STOPPING PROBLEM 344 A.6 SAVING INTENTIONAL REALISM (FOR JERRY
FODOR) 355 REFERENCES 359 INDEX 367
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