On the contrary critical essays, 1987-1997 - Churchland, Paul M. (MIT Press, 1998)
"A Bradford book."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 331-343) and index
1 - Folk psychology -- - 2 - Theory, taxonomy, and methodology : a reply to haldane's "understanding folk" -- - 3 - Evaluating our self-conception -- - 4 - Activation vectors vs. propositional attitudes : how the brain represents reality -- - 5 - Could a machine think? -- - 6 - Intertheoretic reduction : a neuroscientist's field guide -- - 7 - Conceptual similarity across sensory and -- - 8 - Betty crocker's theory of consciousness -- - 9 - The rediscovery of light -- - 10 - Knowing qualia : a reply to jackson -- - 11 - Recent work on consciousness : philosophical, theoretical, and empirical -- - 12 - Filling in : why dennett is wrong -- - 13 - Gaps in penrose's toilings -- - 14 - Feeling reasons -- - 15 - A deeper unity : some feyerabendian themes in neurocomputational form -- - 16 - Reply to glymour -- - 17 - To transform the phenomena : feyerabend, proliferation, and recurrent neural networks -- - 18 - How parapsychology could become a science