Mind, reason, and imagination selected essays in philosophy of mind and language - Heal, Jane (Cambridge University Press, 2003)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 289-295) and index
Introduction -- pt. I. Mind, theory and imagination. Replication and functionalism -- Understanding other minds from the inside -- Simulation, theory and content -- Simulation and cognitive penetrability -- pt. II. Thought and reason. Co-cognition and off-line simulation : two ways of understanding the simulation approach -- Semanitic holism : still a good buy -- Other minds, rationality and analogy -- pt. III. Indexical predicates and their applications. Indexical predicates and their uses -- On speaking thus : the semantics of indirect discourse -- Lagadonian kinds and psychological concepts -- pt. IV. Thinking of minds and interacting with persons. What are psychological concepts for? -- Moore's paradox : a Wittgensteinian approach -- On first-person authority