Philosophy of Mind – Philosophical Issues V20

Introspective Humility (Tim Bayne and Maja Spener).
<p>Attention and Mental Paint (Ned Block).</p>
<p>Independence of Variables in Mental Causation (John Campbell).</p>
<p>Judging, Believing and Thinking (Quassim Assam).</p>
<p>Perception and Computation (Jonathan Cohen).</p>
<p>Does Nagel s Footnote Eleven Solve the Mind–Body Problem? (Tyler Doggett&nbsp;and Daniel Stoljar).</p>
<p>Intentionality Downsized (Christopher S. Hill).</p>
<p>The Autonomy of Mind (Frank Jackson).</p>
<p>Intentionality and Normativity (Uriah Kriegel).</p>
<p>Phenomenal Experience: A Cartesian Theater Revival (Joseph Levine).</p>
<p>A Disjunctive Theory of Introspection: A Reflection on Zombies and Anton s Syndrome (Fiona MacPherson).</p>
<p>Consciousness, Type Physicalism, and Inference to the Best Explanation (Brian P. McLaughlin).</p>
<p>Experiencing Speech (Casey O Callaghan).</p>
<p>Do Theories of Consciousness Rest on a Mistake? (Adam Pautz).</p>
<p>How to Think about Mental Qualities (David Rosenthal).</p>
<p>Practical Rationality is a Problem in the Philosophy of Mind (Timothy Schroeder).</p>
<p>Attention, Seeing, and Change Blindness Symposium (Michael Tye).</p>
<p>Convergence on the Problem of Mental Causation: Shoemaker s Strategy for (Nonreductive?) Physicalists (Alyssa Ney).</p>
<p>Comments on Alyssa Ney (Sydney Shoemaker).</p>