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This thoroughly revised edition of the classic textbook explores a wide range of problems in psychology, philosophy, cognitive and brains sciences, identifying the major topics, debates, and controversies and presenting them in a balanced and accessible manner for students.
Introducing Philosophy of Mind, Brain and Cognition
Introducing Philosophy of Mind, Brain and Cognition
- Introduction: The Nature of Mind 141
- Traditional Views on the Nature of Mind: Dualism, Materialism, Behaviourism 145
- Three Perspectives on Mind and Brain 150
- Conclusion: Levels and Perspectives in the Study of Mind and Brain 154
- Further Reading 155
PREVIEW: This chapter is a brief introduction to the main themes of the philosophy of mind. It provides definitions of mental processes (intelligence, intentionality, consciousness), and the rough outlines of traditional theoretical frameworks for understanding the relation between mind and brain (behaviourism, dualism, materialism). In the last paragraph we sketch three perspectives (or levels of analysis) for describing and explaining complex, mindful organisms.
Introduction: The Nature of Mind
Philosophy of Mind: A Cluster of Issues
In this chapter we discuss some ...
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