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1. Introduction; 2. Minds, bodies and people; 3. Mental states; 4. Mental content; 5. Sensation and appearance; 6. Perception; 7. Thought and language; 8. Human rationality and artificial intelligence; 9. Action, intention and will; 10. Personal identity and self-knowledge.
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Ian Cameron
reviewed An introduction to the philosophy of mind on February 25, 2015
An introduction to the philosophy of mind
I read over half of this but it lost my interest after a certain point. I got enough out of it to be able to say I understood the main points, but I'm not sure I'm sympathetic to physicalism/materialism, so I'm afraid this wasn't really up my alley. In addition, philosophy of mind is a pretty minor interest of mine--there are many other philosophical interests that take precedence for me like the study of religious epistemology or more recently, philosophy of time and language. So, overall, not something I got much out of.
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