Mental reality:
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1. Verfasser: Strawson, Galen (VerfasserIn)
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Cambridge, Mass. MIT Press c2010
Ausgabe:2nd ed., with a new appendix
Schriftenreihe:Representation and mind
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Beschreibung:"A Bradford book."
Includes bibliographical references (p. [359]-366) and index
1 - Introduction -- - 1.1 - Default position -- - 1.2 - Experience -- - 1.3 - The character of experience -- - 1.4 - Understanding-experience -- - 1.5 - Note about dispositional mental states -- - 1.6 - Purely experiential content -- - 1.7 - Account of four seconds of thought -- - 2 - Three questions -- - 2.1 - Introduction - 2.2 - Mental and the nonmental -- - 2.3 - Mental and the publicly observable -- - 2.4 - Mental and the behavioral -- - 2.5 - Neobehaviorism and reductionism -- - 2.6 - Naturalism in the philosophy of mind -- - 2.7 - Conclusion: The three questions -- - 3 - Agnostic materialism, part 1 - 3.1 - Introduction -- - 3.2 - Monism -- - 3.3 - Linguistic argument -- - 3.4 - Materialism and M & P monism -- - 3.5 - Comment on reduction -- - 3.6 - Impossibility of an "objective phenomenology" -- - 3.7 - Asymmetry and reduction -- - 3.8 - Equal-status monism -- - 3.9 - Panpsychism -- - 3.10 - Inescapability of metaphysics -- - 4 - Agnostic materialism, part 2 -- - 4.1
- Ignorance -- - 4.2 - Sensory spaces -- - 4.3 - Experience, explanation, and theoretical integration -- - 4.4 - Hard part of the mind-body problem -- - 4.5 - Neutral monism and agnostic monism -- - 4.6 - Comment on eliminativism, instrumentalism, and so on - 4.7 - Conclusion-- - 5 - Mentalism, idealism, and immaterialism -- - 5.1 - Introduction - 5.2 - Mentalism -- - 5.3 - Strict or pure process idealism -- - 5.4 - Active-principle idealism -- - 5.5 - Stuff idealism -- - 5.6 - Immaterialism -- - 5.7 - Positions restated -- - 5.8 - Dualist options -- - 5.9 - Summary - 5.10 - Frege's thesis -- - 5.11 - Objections to pure process idealism -- - 5.12 - Problem of mental dispositions -- - 6 - 'Mental' -- - 6.1 - Introduction - 6.2 - Shared abilities? -- - 6.3 - Sorting ability -- - 6.4 - Definition of 'mental being' -- - 6.6 - Mental phenomena -- - 6.7 - View that all mental phenomena are experiential phenomena -- - 7 - Natural intentionality - 7.1 - Introduction-- - 7.2
- E/C intentionality -- - 7.3 - Experienceless -- - 7.4 - Intentionality and abstract and nonexistent objects -- - 7.5 - Experience, purely experiential content, and N/C intentionality -- - 7.6 - Concepts in nature -- - 7.7 - Intentionality and experience -- - 7.8 - Summary with problem - 7.9 - Conclusion-- - 8 - Pain and 'pain' - 8.1 - Introduction-- - 8.2 - Neobehaviorist view -- - 8.3 - Linguistic argument for the necessary connection between pain and behavior -- - 8.4 - Challenge -- - 8.5 - Sirians -- - 8.6 - N.N.'s novel -- - 8.7 - Objection to the Sirians -- - 8.8 - Betelgeuzians -- - 8.9 - Point of the Sirians -- - 8.10 - Functionalism, naturalism, and realism about pain -- - 8.11 - Unpleasantness and qualitative character -- - 9 - Weather watchers - 9.1 - Introduction-- - 9.2 - Rooting story -- - 9.3 - What is it like to be a weather watcher? -- - 9.4 - Aptitudes of mental states -- - 9.5 - Argument from the conditions for possessing the concept of space -- - 9.6
- Argument from the conditions for language ability -- - 9.7 - Argument from the nature of desire -- - 9.8 Desire and affect -- - 9.9 - Argument from the phenomenology of desire -- - 10 - Behavior - 10.1 - Introduction -- - 10.2 - Hopeless definition -- - 10.3 - Difficulties -- - 10.4 - Other-observability -- - 10.5 - Neo-neobehaviorism -- - 11 - Concept of mind
This title provides an argument against neobehaviourism and for 'naturalized Cartesianism', which couples a wholly materialist approach to the mind with a fully realist attitude to the phenomena of conscious experience
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