The Life of the Mind: An Essay on Phenomenological Externalism Book

	Foreword
	Preface
	Introduction: the Demonic Dilemma	1
1	The Phenomenological	23
1	The mind's objects	23
2	What it is like	27
3	Interpretation	30
4	Indirect Realism and the purely qualitative	36
5	Pictures in the head and sensational objects	37
2	Content Externalism	41
1	Putnam and the Twin Earth contradiction	41
2	A quick review of some alternative ways out	45
3	McDowell and No Sinn without Bedeutung	48
3	Scientific Realism, the Subjective, the Objective	54
1	W-recalibration and M-recalibration	54
2	The argument from transposed modalities	56
3	The morals of the story	59
4	The cases for M-recalibration and elimination	63
5	Diagnosis	66
4	The Epistemological Real Distinction	73
1	Simulation theory and Theory theory	74
2	Use and Mention: Objectification and Acquiescence	76
3	Beneath Translation	79
4	Some ramifications	85
5	Behaviour-embracing Mentalism	91
1	Quine and the radical case: behaviourism	91
2	Mentalisms	93
3	Davidson and the radical case	94
4	The primacy of sentences and of the radical case	96
5	Ideas and building blocks	100
6	Impotence and the phenomenology of content	101
7	Davidson without 'radical analysis'	106
6	Behaviour-rejecting Mentalism, Bipartism, Tripartism	109
1	Back to Twin Earth	109
2	Back to the Demonic Dilemma	112
3	Bipartism and Tripartism	115
4	Against Bipartisms	117
7	Let the vat-brains speak for themselves	126
1	Some varieties of vat-brain	126
2	Vat-brain:1 and vat-brain:2	129
3	Vat-brain:3 and vat-brain:4	134
	Bibliography	141
	Index	145