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%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1991
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%Z On requirements for belief/desire explanations: input/output patterns, the unity condition (i.e. no single associated mechanism), and teleological bases for generalizations, e.g. through evolution or educability.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,folk psychology and theory of mind, the nature of folk psychology
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%I Cambridge University Press
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%T Mind and Common Sense: Philosophical Essays on Commonsense Psychology
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%D 1991
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%T Minding Minds: Evolving a Reflexive Mind by Interpreting Others
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%T Folk psychology and theoretical status
%I Cambridge University Press
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%B Theories of Theories of Mind
%E P. Carruthers
%E P. Smith
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%K  philosophy of psychology,folk psychology and theory of mind, the nature of folk psychology
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%Z Folk psychology isn't all that bad. It survived evolution after all.  -DJC
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%T Two contrasts: Folk craft vs folk science and belief vs opinion
%I Cambridge University Press
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%B The Future of Folk Psychology
%E J. Greenwood
%Z FP is craft, not theory. Opinions rather than beliefs are interesting.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,folk psychology and theory of mind, the nature of folk psychology
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%T The Scientific Credibility of Folk Psychology
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%B Philosophical Psychology
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%T On folk psychology and mental representation
%I Elsevier
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%B Representation in Mind
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%T The Future of Folk Psychology: Intentionality and Cognitive Science
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%T Folk psychology and its liabilities
%I Pittsburgh University Press
%D 1997
%B Mindscapes: Philosophy, Science, and the Mind
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%T How the Mind Explains Behavior: Folk Explanations, Meaning, and Social Interaction
%I MIT Press
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%A Margolis, J. 
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%B The Future of Folk Psychology
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%I Cambridge University Press
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%B The Future of Folk Psychology
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%T Understanding People: Normativity and Rationalizing Explanation
%I Oxford University Press
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%T Frames of Mind
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%B Mind and Common Sense
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%B Protosociology
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%T Folk psychology from the standpoint of conceptual analysis
%I Sage Publications
%D 1996
%B The Philosophy of Psychology
%E W. O'Donahue
%E R. Kitchener
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%T Encoding psychological knowledge
%I Oxford University Press
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%B Machines and Thought
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%E A. Clark
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%Z Defending the claim that folk psychology is an empirical pre-scientific theory, with its own laws. In a particular, a detailed reply to the criticisms in Wilkes 1984.  -DJC
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%T Does science underwrite our folk psychology?
%I Sage Publications
%D 1996
%B The Philosophy of Psychology
%E W. O'Donahue
%E R. Kitchener
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%B Cognition
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%Z Distinguishes internal and external accounts of folk psychology (mechanisms vs systematizations), and various versions of each of these. Only some are compatible with eliminativist arguments.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,folk psychology and theory of mind, the nature of folk psychology
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%A Nichols, S. 
%T Folk psychology
%I Blackwell
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%B Blackwell Guide to Philosophy of Mind
%E S. Stich
%E T. Warfield
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%T From Folk Psychology to Cognitive Science
%I MIT Press
%D 1983
%Z Beliefs/desires are out, new Syntactic Theory is in.  -DJC
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%T The empirical naivete in the current philosophical conception of folk psychology
%I Pittsburgh University Press
%D 1997
%B Mindscapes: Philosophy, Science, and the Mind
%E M. Carrier
%E P. Machamer
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%T Pragmatics in science and theory in common sense
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%D 1984
%B Inquiry
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%B Synthese
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%P 15-39
%Z Common-sense psychology is no theory at all, and not in competition with scientific psychology. CSP is particular, rich, vague; SP is general, austere, precise. CSP will be neither subsumed nor eliminated by SP.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,folk psychology and theory of mind, the nature of folk psychology
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%A Wilkes, K. V. 
%T The long past and the short history
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1991
%B Mind and Common Sense
%E R. Bogdan
%Z Argues that commonsense and scientific psychology are quite distinct in their aims, scope, framework, and nature, but have been confused by philosophy. With support from historical considerations.  -DJC
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%Z On the development of folk-psychological concepts in children. First the appearance/reality distinction, then more complex theories of perception, representation, and belief. Implications for the status of folk psychology.  -DJC
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%T The theory theory as an alternative to the innateness hypothesis
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%A German, T. P. 
%T Knowledge and ability in "theory of mind": A one-eyed overview of a debate
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%T The embodied self-awareness of the infant: A challenge to the theory-theory of mind
%I John Benjamins
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%T Joint attention and simulation
%I John Benjamins
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%B Simulation and Knowledge of Action
%E J. Dokic
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%T Reply to 'Simulation theory and mental concepts'
%I John Benjamins
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%I Ridgeview
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%T Neurophysiological evidence for simulation and action
%I John Benjamins
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%I John Benjamins
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%A Proust, J.
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%T Simulation and psychological concepts
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%T Reply to 'From simulation to theory'
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%I University of California Press
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%I Kluwer
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%I Cambridge University Press
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%Z Our perception is deeply theory-laden, and potentially very plastic.  -DJC
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%Z Perception happens in informationally encapsulated, domain-specific modules. Central systems aren't encapsulated, and so may be impossible to understand.  -DJC
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%Z Informal discussion of modularity. With commentaries by Fahlman, Caplan.  -DJC
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%Z Argues for an observation/theory distinction, and against belief affecting perception.  -DJC
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%Z Churchland is up the creek without a paddle.  -DJC
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%B Reflections on Chomsky
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%Z A collection of papers on modularity in language and vision.  -DJC
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%A Wheeler, M. 
%T Evolutionary psychology's grain problem and the cognitive neuroscience of reasoning
%I Psychology Press
%D 2003
%B Evolution and the Psychology of Thinking: The Debate
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%K  philosophy of psychology,issues in cognitive science, evolution of cognition
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%A Cosmides, L.
%A Tooby, J.
%T The Adapted Mind: Evolutionary Psychology and the Generation of Culture
%I Oxford University Press
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%B Biology and Philosophy
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%T DeFreuding evolutionary psychology: Adaptation and human motivation
%I MIT Press
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%B Where Biology Meets Philosophy
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%T Adapting Minds: Evolutionary Psychology and the Persistent Quest for Human Nature
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%T Evolutionary Psychology: The New Science of the Mind
%I Allyn and Bacon
%D 1999
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%T A Brief History of the Mind: From Apes to Intellect and Beyond
%I Oxford University Press
%D 2004
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%A Tooby, J. 
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%B The Latest on the Best: Essays on Evolution and Optimality
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%I MIT Press
%D 1999
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%B Minds and Machines
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%I Unwin Hyman
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%B Goals, No-Goals and Own Goals
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%I MIT Press
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%B Comparative Approaches to Cognitive Science
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%E J. Meyer
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%B Readings in Animal Cognition
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%E D. Jamieson
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%I Springer-Verlag
%D 1982
%B Animal Mind -- Human Mind
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%T The Animal Mind
%I Scientific American Library
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%I Springer-Verlag
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%I Harvard University Press
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%B Information, Language and Cognition
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%I MIT Press
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%I Elsevier
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%Z Psychological explanation is typically via functional analysis, not causal subsumption. On interpretation, computation, and an analysis of cognition and intentionality. With remarks on Dretske, Searle, Titchener, Hull, Freud.  -DJC
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%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, explanation in cognitive science
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%B Information, Semantics, and Epistemology
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%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, explanation in cognitive science
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%I Blackwell
%D 2002
%B Blackwell Guide to Philosophy of Mind
%E S. Stich
%E T. Warfield
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book Section
%A Boden, M. 
%T The philosopgt of cognitive science
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 2001
%B Philosophy at the New Millenium
%E A. O'Hear
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Bogdan, R. 
%T Minding Minds: Evolving a Reflexive Mind by Interpreting Others
%I MIT Press
%D 2000
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Chater, N.
%A Vitanyi, P. 
%T Simplicity: A unifying principle in cognitive science?
%I 
%D 2003
%B Trends in Cognitive Science
%V 7
%N 
%P 19-22
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book Section
%A Davies, M. 
%T Tacit knowledge and the structure of thought and language
%I Blackwell
%D 1986
%B Meaning and Interpretation
%E C. Travis
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book Section
%A Davies, M. 
%T Tacit knowledge and subdoxastic states
%I Blackwell
%D 1989
%B Reflections on Chomsky
%E A. George
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Dupuy, J. 
%T The Mechanization of the Mind: On the Origins of Cognitive Science
%I Princeton University Press
%D 2000
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Erneling, C. 
%T The Mind as a Scientific Object: Between Brain and Culture
%I Oxford University Press
%D 2004
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Feest, U. 
%T Functional analysis and the autonomy of psychology
%I 
%D 2003
%B Philosophy of Science
%V 70
%N 
%P 937-948
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Fetzer, J. H. 
%T Philosophy and Cognitive Science
%I Paragon House
%D 1991
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Flanagan, O. J. 
%T The Science of the Mind
%I MIT Press
%D 1984
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Fodor, J. A.
%A Pylyshyn, Z. W. 
%T How direct is visual perception?: Some reflections on Gibson's `ecological approach'
%I 
%D 1981
%B Cognition
%V 9
%N 
%P 139-96
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Fodor, J. 
%T In Critical Condition: Polemical Essays on Cognitive Science and the Philosophy of Mind
%I MIT Press
%D 2000
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Hardcastle, V. 
%T How to Build a Theory in Cognitive Science
%I SUNY Press
%D 1996
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book Section
%A Harnad, S. 
%T Neoconstructivism: A unifying constraint for cognitive science
%I Lawrence Erlbaum
%D 1982
%B Language, Mind, and Brain
%E T. Simon
%E R. Scholes
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Hatfield, G. 
%T Psychology, philosophy, and cognitive science: Reflections on the history and philosophy of experimental psychology
%I 
%D 2002
%B Mind and Language
%V 17
%N 
%P 207-232
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Haugeland, J. 
%T The nature and plausibility of cognitivism
%I 
%D 1978
%B Behavioral and Brain Sciences
%V 1
%N 
%P 215-26
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Hooker, C. A. 
%T The information-processing approach to the brain-mind and its philosophical ramifications
%I 
%D 1975
%B Philosophy and Phenomenological Research
%V 36
%N 
%P 1-15
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Keeley, B. 
%T Neuroethology and the philosophy of cognitive science
%I 
%D 2000
%B Philosophy of Science
%V 67
%N 
%P 404-418
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Kukla, A. 
%T Non-empirical issues in psychology
%I 
%D 1989
%B American Psychologist
%V 44
%N 
%P 485-94
%Z On the role of non-empirical advances in psychology: e.g. in theory construction, coherence analysis, conceptual innovation, with the aid of logically necessary truths and the contingent/pragmatic a priori.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Lloyd, D. 
%T Simple Minds
%I MIT Press
%D 1989
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A O'Nuillain, S. 
%T The Search for Mind: A New Foundation for Cognitive Science
%I Ablex
%D 1995
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A O'Nuillain, S.
%A McKevitt, P.
%A MacAogain, E.
%T Two Sciences of Mind
%I John Benjamins
%D 1997
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Pickering, M.
%A Chater, N. 
%T Why cognitive science is not formalized folk psychology
%I 
%D 1995
%B Minds and Machines
%V 5
%N 
%P 
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Pinker, S. 
%T So how does the mind work? [With response by Fodor and reply
%I 
%D 2005
%B ] Mind and Language
%V 20
%N 
%P 1-38
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Preston, B. 
%T Behaviorism and mentalism: Is there a third alternative?
%I 
%D 1994
%B Synthese
%V 100
%N 
%P 167-96
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Vacariu, G.
%A Terhesiu, D.
%A Vacariu, M. 
%T Toward a very idea of representation
%I 
%D 2001
%B Synthese
%V 129
%N 
%P 275-295
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A van Gelder, T. 
%T The roles of philosophy in cognitive science
%I 
%D 1998
%B Philosophical Psychology
%V 11
%N 
%P 117-36
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A von Eckardt, B. 
%T What is Cognitive Science?
%I MIT Press
%D 1993
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of psychology, general, philosophy of cognitive science, misc
%U 

%0 Book
%A Armstrong, D. 
%T The Mind-Body Problem: An Opinionated Introduction
%I Westview Press
%D 1999
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Baker, L. R. 
%T Recent work in the philosophy of mind
%I 
%D 1989
%B Philosophical Books
%V 30
%N 
%P 1-9
%Z A general overview.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Baldwin, M.
%T Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology
%I Westview
%D 1998
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Bealer, G. 
%T The logical status of mind
%I 
%D 1986
%B Midwest Studies in Philosophy
%V 10
%N 
%P 
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Bechtel, W. 
%T Philosophy of Mind: An Overview for Cognitive Science
%I Lawrence Erlbaum
%D 1988
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Boden, M. 
%T The Creative Mind
%I Routledge
%D 2003
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Braddon-Mitchell, D.
%A Jackson, F. 
%T Philosophy of Mind and Cognition
%I Blackwell
%D 1997
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Burge, T. 
%T Philosophy of language and mind: 1950-1990
%I 
%D 1992
%B Philosophical Review
%V 100
%N 
%P 3-52
%Z An overview of the last 40 years of the philosophy of language and the philosophy of mind, covering many issues and trends.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Carruthers, P. 
%T Introducing Persons: Theories and Arguments in the Philosophy of Mind
%I SUNY Press
%D 1986
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Carruthers, P. 
%T The Nature of Mind
%I Routledge
%D 2003
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Churchland, P. M. 
%T Matter and Consciousness
%I MIT Press
%D 1984
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Crane, T. 
%T Elements of Mind: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind
%I Oxford University Press
%D 2001
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Crane, T. 
%T The Mechanical Mind: A Philosophical Introduction to Minds, Machines, and Mental Representation
%I Routledge
%D 2003
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Cunningham, S. 
%T What Is a Mind?: An Integrative Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind
%I Hackett
%D 2000
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Dennett, D. C. 
%T Current issues in the philosophy of mind
%I 
%D 1978
%B American Philosophical Quarterly
%V 15
%N 
%P 249-261
%Z An overview of everything, circa 1978: logical behaviorism, functionalism, the identity theory, qualia, meaning, and so on, with bibliography.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Dodwell, P. 
%T Brave New Mind: A Thoughtful Inquiry into the Nature and Meaning of Mental Life
%I Oxford University Press
%D 2000
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Graham, G. 
%T Philosophy of Mind: An Introduction
%I Blackwell
%D 1993
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Guttenplan, S. 
%T Mind's Landscape: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind
%I Blackwell Publishers
%D 2000
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book Section
%A Haldane, J. J. 
%T Analytical philosophy and the nature of mind: Time for another rebirth?
%I Blackwell
%D 1994
%B The Mind-Body Problem: A Guide to the Current Debate
%E R. Warner
%E T. Szubka
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Haldane, J. 
%T The state and fate of contemporary philosophy of mind
%I 
%D 2000
%B American Philosophical Quarterly
%V 37
%N 
%P 301-21
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Hannay, B. 
%T Subjectivity and Reduction: An Introduction to the Mind-Body Problem
%I Westview Press
%D 1994
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book Section
%A Harman, G. 
%T Some philosophical issues in cognitive science
%I MIT Press
%D 1989
%B Foundations of Cognitive Science
%E M. Posner
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Heal, J. 
%T Mind, Reason, and Imagination: Selected Essays in Philosophy of Mind and Language
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 2003
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Heil, J.
%T Philosophy of Mind: A Guide and Anthology
%I Oxford University Press
%D 2004
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Hornsby, J. 
%T Simple Mindedness: In Defense of Naive Naturalism in the Philosophy of Mind
%I Harvard University Press
%D 2001
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Kim, J. 
%T Philosophy of Mind
%I Westview Press
%D 1996
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Lowe, E. J. 
%T An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 2000
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Lycan, W. G.
%T Mind and Cognition: An Anthology, 2nd edition
%I Blackwell
%D 2002
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Maslin, K. T. 
%T An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind
%I Blackwell
%D 2001
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Maund, B. 
%T Perception
%I Acumen
%D 2003
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A McCullock, G. 
%T The Life of the Mind
%I Routledge
%D 2002
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A McGinn, C. 
%T The Character of Mind
%I Oxford University Press
%D 1982
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Noe, A.
%A Thompson, E.
%T Vision and Mind: Selected Readings in the Philosophy of Perception
%I MIT Press
%D 2002
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A O'Connor, T.
%A Robb, D.
%T Philosophy of Mind: Contemporary Readings
%I Routledge
%D 2003
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Peruzzi, A.
%T Mind and Causality
%I John Benjamins
%D 2004
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Phillips, H. 
%T Vicissitudes of the I: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind
%I Prentice-Hall
%D 1995
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Putnam, H. 
%T The Threefold Cord: Mind, Body and World
%I Columbia University Press
%D 2000
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Quine, W. V. 
%T States of mind
%I 
%D 1985
%B Journal of Philosophy
%V 82
%N 
%P 5-8
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Rey, G. 
%T Contemporary Philosophy of Mind: A Contentiously Classical Approach
%I Blackwell
%D 1997
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Rorty, R. 
%T Contemporary philosophy of mind
%I 
%D 1982
%B Synthese
%V 53
%N 
%P 323-48
%Z In praise of the "Ryle-Dennett" tradition, and the elimination of dualism from the philosophy of mind.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book Section
%A Rorty, R. 
%T Consciousness, intentionality, and pragmatism
%I Lawrence Erlbaum
%D 1993
%B Folk Psychology and the Philosophy of Mind
%E S. Christensen
%E D. Turner
%Z A pragmatist perspective on the recent history of the philosophy of mind, focusing on consciousness, intentionality, and mental representation, and on debates between Fodor, Dennett, Searle, Putnam, and Davidson.  -DJC
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Searle, J. 
%T Mind: A Brief Introduction
%I Oxford University Press
%D 2004
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Journal Article
%A Sellars, W. 
%T Empiricism and the philosophy of mind
%I 
%D 1956
%B Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of Science
%V 1
%N 
%P 253-329
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Shaffer, J. A. 
%T Philosophy of Mind
%I Prentice-Hall
%D 1964
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Shoemaker, S. 
%T Identity, Cause, and Mind: Philosophical Essays
%I Oxford University Press
%D 2004
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Smith, N. ed. 
%T Reading McDowell: On Mind and World
%I Routledge
%D 2002
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Smith, P.
%A Jones, O. 
%T The Philosophy of Mind: An Introduction
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1986
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Sprague, E. 
%T Persons and their Minds: A Philosophical Investigation
%I Westview Press
%D 1999
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U 

%0 Book
%A Szasz, T. 
%T The Meaning of Mind: Language, Morality, and Neuroscience
%I Syracuse University Press
%D 2002
%Z 
%K  philosophy of psychology,philosophy of mind, general
%U