21. Guide To The Philosophy Of Mind Guide to the Philosophy of Mind Compiled by David Chalmers. Since 1997 I have been philosophy of mind editor for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. http://consc.net/guide.html

Guide to the Philosophy of Mind Compiled by David Chalmers Since 1997 I have been philosophy of mind editor for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy . By now we have accumulated enough entries in the philosophy of mind that it's the equivalent of a pretty definitive reference work in the field. I have a certain pride in this, as I've put a lot of work into the editing of each entry, and many of the entries are superb guides to their topics. I thought it would make sense to gather all these in one place, as a useful reference for those who are especially interested in the philosophy of mind. The first list below includes the entries classified under "philosophy of mind" in the encyclopedia. All of these were edited by me or by Daniel Stoljar, who came on board as co-editor in 2003. The second list includes some relevant entries from other areas, especially philosophy of cognitive science (edited by Barbara von Eckardt and Shaun Nichols), but also metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of language, and philosophy of action. Note that the unlinked entries are still in progress. Most of these have already been through a draft and should appear before too long. SEP Philosophy of Mind entries anomalous monism (Steven Yalowitz) attention (Christopher Mole) belief (Eric Schwitzgebel) bodily awareness (Frederique de Vignemont) Chinese room argument (David Cole) concepts (Eric Margolis and Stephen Laurence) consciousness (Robert Van Gulick) animal (Colin Allen) higher-order theories (Peter Carruthers)

22. Language And Mind Philosophy of Language Philosophy of Mind . Philosophy 202, Spring 2009. Monday Thursday 110225 Griffin Hall 1. J. Hernandez Cruz, Associate Professor of Philosophy http://www.williams.edu/philosophy/fourth_layer/faculty_pages/jcruz/courses/lang

23. Chinese Philosophy Portal to this philosophy. Includes an anthology of texts. http://www.tau.ac.il/~yariel/

Chinese Philosophy beginLayout() This site offers a comprehensive index to Chinese Philosophy and Culture. It also contains bibliography for academic courses and seminars given by the and the at Professor Yoav Ariel is a professor of chinese philosophy at Tel Aviv University. His research interests include: sinology, chinese philosophy, comparative philosophy and religion and digital culture. ( CV Digital Anthology English and Hebrew versions, including comments and references. Virtual Tau áäè ÞçáÙÝ ÕÐàÛèÕàÙáØÙ âÜ ÓèÛÙ ÔáÙàÙÝ ÕÞàÔÒÙÔÝ, ÔéçäÔ âÜ ÔçÕÜØÕèÔ éÜÔÝ, áÓèÙ ÔÞÞéÜÔ ÕÔÞá×è ÑÐèæÝ ÕÑáÕäÕ ÞÐÞè ÒÓÕÜ â"Ó ÔÙÔÕÓÙÝ ÑáÙàÙÝ. ÞÐê é.Ü. äâèÜÞÐß, ÜÕàÓÕß - 1912. (PDF)

24. Mind, Philosophy Of : Routledge Encyclopedia Of Philosophy Online Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Mind, philosophy of ‘Philosophy of mind’, and ‘philosophy of psychology’ are two terms for the same general area of philosophical inquiry http://www.rep.routledge.com/article/V038

HOME HELP Article Bibliography ... Mind, philosophy of FRANK JACKSON GEORGES REY Mind, philosophy of ‘Philosophy of mind’, and ‘philosophy of psychology’ are two terms for the same general area of philosophical inquiry: the nature of mental phenomena and their connection with behaviour and, in more recent discussions, the brain. Much work in this area reflects a revolution in psychology that began mid-century. Before then, largely in reaction to traditional claims about the mind being non-physical (see Dualism Descartes ), many thought that a scientific psychology should avoid talk of ‘private’ mental states. Investigation of such states had seemed to be based on unreliable introspection (see Introspection, psychology of ), not subject to independent checking (see Private language argument ), and to invite dubious ideas of telepathy (see Parapsychology ). Consequently, psychologists like B.F. Skinner and J.B. Watson, and philosophers like W.V. Quine and Gilbert Ryle argued that scientific psychology should confine itself to studying publicly observable relations between stimuli and responses (see Behaviourism, methodological and scientific

25. Hegel - Philosophy Of Mind ToC PHILOSOPHY OF MIND Part Three of the Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences. G.W.F. Hegel. Translated by William Wallace Table of Contents http://www.class.uidaho.edu/mickelsen/ToC/Hegel - Philosophy of Mind.htm

PHILOSOPHY OF MIND: Part Three of the Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences G.W.F. Hegel Translated by William Wallace Table of Contents INTRODUCTION SECTION I : MIND SUBJECTIVE A. Anthropology, the Soul B. Phenomenology of Mind, Consciousness C. Psychology, Mind SECTION II : MIND OBJECTIVE A. Law B. The Morality of Conscience C. The Moral Life, or Social Ethics SECTION III : ABSOLUTE MIND A. Art B. Revealed Religion C. Philosophy This e-text of Hegel's Philosophy of Mind was scanned and rendered into HTML by Carl Mickelsen. Permission is granted for electronic copying, distribution in print form for educational purposes and personal use. No permission is granted for commercial use of this material. J. Carl Mickelsen

26. Journal Of Chinese Philosophy - Journal Information Published on behalf of the International Society for Chinese Philosophy. http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=0301-8121

27. Philosophy Of Mind: Philosophy Of Thought, Perception, Consciousness, Identity - The Philosophy of Mind is a more recent field that deals with questions of consciousness and how it interacts with the body and the outside world. The Philosophy of Mind asks not http://atheism.about.com/od/philosophybranches/p/Mind.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Agnosticism / Atheism Agnosticism / Atheism Search Atheism Basics Critiquing Religion Life Without Gods ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Atheism Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum Philosophy of Mind: Philosophy of Thought, Perception, Consciousness, Identity By Austin Cline , About.com Guide See More About: mind vs. brain philosophy of mind zSB(3,3) What is the Philosophy of Mind?: The Philosophy of Mind is a relatively recent field that deals with questions of consciousness and how it interacts with both the body and the outside world. The Philosophy of Mind asks not only what mental phenomena are and what gives rise to them, but also what relationship they have to the larger physical body and the world around us. Atheists and theists have fundamental disagreements about the nature of the human mind, with almost all atheists regarding it as material and natural while theists insist that consciousness cannot be physical. Instead, the mind must have a supernatural source in the soul and in God. The Philosophy of Mind is generally treated as part of Metaphysics because it addresses the nature of an aspect of reality: the mind. For some, depending upon their other views on Metaphysics, the nature of the mind may in fact be the nature of all of reality because they believe that everything is dependent upon the observation and actions of minds. For theists, the Philosophy of Mind and Metaphysics are especially interconnected because many believe first that our reality exists and is dependent upon the Mind of God and, second, that our minds were created at least in part to reflect the Mind of God.

28. TiLPS - Tilburg University The Coevolution of Psychology and Neuroscience Maurice Schouten The nature of intertheoretic relations between psychology and neuroscience is investigated. http://www.tilburguniversity.nl/faculties/humanities/tilps/research/pom/

TILPS The Tilburg Center for Logic and Philosophy of Science is devoted to the study of logic and philosophy of science in all its forms. Research Institutes and research groups TiLPS About Us ... Contact TiLPS The Tilburg Center for Logic and Philosophy of Science is devoted to the study of logic and philosophy of science in all its forms. Founded in May 2007, the first activity of the Center included a workshop on Methodological Problems of the Social Sciences , reflecting the Center's particular interest in the philosophical problems of economics and the social and behavioral sciences. The Center offers a Visiting Fellows Program, through which logicians and philosophers of science reside in Tilburg for several months or an entire academic year. The Center supports a full calendar of events, including regular research seminars, workshops, conferences and a lecture series, and is involved in the teaching of graduate students. The Center maintains relations and sponsors programs with other units at Tilburg University, including the Department of Philosophy , the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration and the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences Follow us on : Youtube RSS Twitter Flickr ... Art, Culture and Sports

29. Philosophy And Spirituality Lessons in Continental Philosophy. It bridges the gap between Anglo-Saxon and Continental Philosophy, and Western and Indian Philosophy. http://pagesperso-orange.fr/philospir/

30. Philosophy Of Mind An overview of the philosophy of mind. This site explores the various theories of mind, and of how the mental relates to the physical. http://www.philosophyofmind.info/

This site is under construction. Please mind the gaps. Philosophy of Mind .Info Substance Dualism Property Dualism Substance Monism Mind-Body Interaction ... Personal Identity Philosophy of Mind The philosophy of mind is the branch of metaphysics that studies the nature of mind, what it is that makes us conscious beings. The central question in the field is whether the mind is material or immaterial: are we merely physical beings, or something more? Do we have immaterial souls that animate our bodies, or are we merely electrical activity in an organic brain? Substance Dualism Substance dualism is well-established among non-philosophers. It is the view that there are two fundamentally different types of substancephysical and non-physicaland that human beings are made up of two components: physical bodies and non-physical minds. This theory has many attractions, but is now seen by many, rightly or wrongly, as old-fashioned and naive. Substance Monism In opposition to substance dualism is substance monism , the view that there is no distinction between the mental and physical realms, that everything is fundamentally the same. Although it is possible to argue that everything is mental, as idealism does, it is much more common to hold that everything is physical, to endorse “physicalism” or “materialism”.

31. Aristotle (Greek Philosopher) :: Philosophy Of Mind -- Britannica Online Encyclo Aristotle (Greek philosopher), Philosophy of mind, Britannica Online Encyclopedia, Aristotle regarded psychology as a part of natural philosophy, and he wrote much about the http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/34560/Aristotle/254720/Philosophy-of-m

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32. University Of Warwick | Department Of Philosophy Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at Warwick. Interested in ontology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, and especially in semantic realism. http://www.warwick.ac.uk/philosophy/ml.php

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33. MindPapers: Contents A bibliography of work in the philosophy of mind, the philosophy of cognitive science, and the science of consciousness consisting of over 18,000 entries organized by fine http://consc.net/mindpapers

34. Philosophy And Ethics  -  Resour Aristotle body and soul. just click on the 'Notes' link above to see the pdf file. There is a chapter on The Philosophy of Mind, written by David Rothenberg of the New http://www.mel-thompson.co.uk/Philosophy of Mind 2.htm

Philosophy of Mind websites blogs magazines photo galleries ... home Select by subject: Ethics Philosophy (General) Philosophy of Religion Philosophy of Science ... Buddhism Outline notes, suitable for AS/A2 level students, are available on: Aristotle: body and soul just click on the 'Notes' link above to see the pdf file There is a chapter on The Philosophy of Mind, written by David Rothenberg of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, in World P hilosophy In it he considers how mind and body are related, issues concerning artificial intelligence, and also examines both Hindu and Zen approaches to mind. The Philosophy of Mind is a fascinating area of study. It concerns fundamental questions about the nature of the self, issues of how our minds and our bodies interact, and the broader questions about the nature of consciousness. It links to science, in that we experience ourselves as free and outside the series of physical causes that might suggest that everything is completely determined on the physical level. It links also with religion, in that many religious people believe in some form of life after death or reincarnation. Does that make any sense? is disembodied life possible? How does it relate to our idea of what it is to be a person. The nature of consciousness is one of the key areas of exploration in the Philosophy of Mind. Indeed, once we stop to think about it (and we don't do that very often, because being conscious is such a natural thing that we accept it uncritically), the whole relationship between being conscious of something and the thing of which we are conscious is a curious thing. Is consciousness something that is simply going on in the brain - and therefore something that will be explained completely as neuroscience becomes more specific about brain functioning? Huge numbers of questions crop up once you start to unpack these things.

35. Samples Of Philosophy Of Education (Examples For Teachers) Personal, teacher philosophies of education - some famous, such as Dewey, some less famous but just as fascinating. http://www.wilderdom.com/philosophy/SampleEducationPhilosophies.html

Home Back to Experiential Learning Outdoor Education Philosophy Samples of Philosophy of Education (Examples for Teachers) James Neill Last updated: 18 Aug 2004 Why develop a personal philosophy of education? Samples of personal educational philosophies Share your philosophy of education Why develop a personal philosophy of education? A teacher's personal philosophy of education is a critical element in his or her approach to guiding children along the path of enlightenment. Barbara Wilt The philosophical watertightness and eloquence of novice-generated philosophies may lack somewhat in academic integrity, but I have found the raw passion of many people's personal philosophies to be significant in challenging and shaping my own philosophy What's more, personal philosophies guide practice far more than ivory tower philosophies. Samples of personal educational philosophies Here are some links to samples of personal philosophies of education for you to explore. There are roughly in order of "fame" or well-knowness: My credo - Albert Einstein My pedagogic creed - John Dewey, the most significant educational philosopher of the 20th century; he emphasized the subject nature of students' experience

36. Experimental Philosophy: Metaphilosophy A weblog dedicated to interdisciplinary research in philosophy, psychology, and legal theory. http://experimentalphilosophy.typepad.com/experimental_philosophy/metaphilosophy

37. The Prosblogion Philosophy of religion blog written by professionals and graduate students. http://prosblogion.ektopos.com/

The Prosblogion A Philosophy of Religion Blog Home About News Links ... and Double Effect By Mike Almeida on November 11, 2010 4:59 PM 18 Comments No TrackBacks Felix Culpa Felix Culpa principle of double effect . In the Felix Culpa theodicy God directly intends intended as a means to actualizing a world with the towering goods of incarnation and atonement. The Felix Culpa Felix Culpa Sovereignty By Alexander Pruss on November 10, 2010 8:41 AM 8 Comments No TrackBacks Suppose that I know that if I cause A, then either B or C will eventuate. Suppose that each of B and C furthers my plan, and neither of them furthers it better than the other. Then it does not seem that sovereignty would require me to know or decide prior to my decision to cause A which of B and C would eventuate. Sovereignty perhaps requires that nothing happens that is contrary to God's plan, but it does not require that God's plan should determine every detail. Here is try at a notion of sovereignty built on this idea: x sovereignly executes plan P iff x successfully executes P and if we let Q be what x strongly and knowingly actualizes in executing P , and we let K be all that x knows explanatorily prior to x 's decision to strongly actualize Q , and we let W be the set of all worlds at which both Q and K hold, then no world in

38. Welcome To PhilSci-Archive - PhilSci-Archive An electronic archive for preprints in the philosophy of science. http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/

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39. Philosophy Of Mind: Definition From Answers.com Branch of philosophy that studies the nature of mind and its various manifestations, including intentionality, sensation and sense perception, feeling and emotion, traits of http://www.answers.com/topic/philosophy-of-mind

40. Thecry.com Online philosophy magazine; includes existentialist and surrealist resources. http://www.thecry.com/

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