Index

measurement‐theory and propositional attitudes

core vs. derivative cases of

existence and reality of

individuation of types of

measurement‐theoretic account of

See

attribution

of belief

of content

of mental concepts

of propositional attitudes

See

attitudes, propositional

Audi, R.

Augustine

Aunt Bubbles machine

autism

autonomy

See

free will

Avramides, A.

Aydede, M.

awareness

higher‐order

of awareness

partial

Bach, K.

Baddeley, A.

Bain, D.

Baker, L.

Balog, K.

Bar‐On, D.

Barkow, J.

Barnes, A.

Barnes, J.

Baron‐Cohen, S.

Bayne, T.

Bealer, G.

Beardsley, M.

Bechara, A.

Beckermann, A.

Beebee, H.

behaviour

explaining

predicting

behaviourism

in psychology

logical

belief

See also

attitudes, propositional

and rationalization

and self‐deception

See

self‐deception

avowal

as reliable indicator

as source of information

de dicto vs. de re

dispositional vs. occurrent

belief box

Benecke, E.

Bennett, J.

Bennett, K.

Bennett, M. R.

Berkeley, G.

Bermúdez, J. L.

Bernecker, S.

Bickle, J.

Bilgrami, A.

binding problem

biosemantics

Bird, A.

Bishop, J.

Blackburn, S.

Blackmore, S.

Blitz, D.

Block, N.

Blockhead

Boghossian, P.

Bontly, T. D.

Boring, E. G.

Boyd, R.

Braddon‐Mitchell, D.

Bradley, F.

brain bisection

Brand, M.

Brandom, R.

Brann, E.

Bratman, M.

Braun, D.

Brentano, F.

Brentano’s thesis

Brewer, B.

bridge laws

British emergentists

Broad, C. D.

Brook, A.

Brown, D. H.

Brown, J.

Brueckner, A.

Budd, M.

Burge, T.

Butler, J.

Butler, K.

Byrne, A.

Byrne, R.

Campbell, D.

Campbell, J.

Canfield, J.

capacities

causal

cognitive

psychological

Carey, S.

Carnap, R.

Carroll, S.

Carruthers, P.

Casey, E.

Cassam, Q.

Caston, V.

category

See

kinds

causal exclusion

argument from

objections and responses to the argument from

principle of

causal closure principle

See also

closure, causal

causal inheritance principle

causalism

problems for

causation

accounts of

and contact

and explanation

and reference

See

reference and causal contact

and spatiality

as a brute fact

as nomological sufficiency

at a distance

body‐body

body‐mind

brute vs. rational

conserved quantity accounts of

counterfactual accounts of

downward

Humean regularity accounts of

intentional

INUS account of

levels of

mental

mental‐mental

See

causation, mind‐mind

mental‐physical

See

causation, mind‐body

mind‐body

mind‐mind

nomological character of

physical

transitivity of

cause‐effect pairing

causes

biological

individuation of

sufficient

physical

Chalmers, D. J.

Chapman, L. J.

Cheney, D.

Chihara, C. S.

Child, T. W.

Chinese Room

Chisholm, R. M.

choice

See also

free will

Chomsky, N.

Christensen, D.

Church, A.

Church, J.

Churchland, P. M.

Churchland, P. S.

Clapp, L.

Clark, Andy

Clark, Austen

Clarke, D.

Clifford, W.

closure, causal

See also

causal closure principle

evidence for

of the physical

cognitive science

coincidence

commitment

communication

community, linguistic

computationalism

Cartesian

computational theory of mind

See

computationalism

conceivability

and possibility

argument against materialism

argument for dualism

strong vs. weak versions

clear and distinct

ideal

positive vs. negative

of materialism

of disembodiment

of dualism

of zombies

See

zombies, conceivability of

prima facie

primary vs. secondary (1‐ vs. 2‐)

varieties of

concepts

acquisition of

and beliefs

and compositionality

and non‐conceptual content

See

content, conceptual vs. non‐conceptual

and predicates

and rationality

and reference

and representation

and teleosemantics

See also

teleosemantics

and truth

as abstract objects

as cognitive structures

as particulars

as pleonastic

as ways of thinking

attributions of

See

attribution of mental concepts

biosemantic account of

See

biosemantics

changes

characterization problem for

descriptive

empty

extension of

general vs. singular

individuation of

Frege’s Principle for

logical

mental

natural kind

object‐dependent

of substances

open questions about

phenomenal

See also

phenomenal‐concept strategy

acquisition of

as constituted by phenomenal experiences

direct reference account of

information‐theoretic account of

modes of presentation of

quotational account of

recognitional account of

See

concepts, recognitional

reference of

semantic stability of

transparency of

possession conditions of

property‐dependent

psychological

See also

recognitional

sensory

See

introspection and consciousness

singular

subjective

connectionism

consciousness

and experiences

and introspection

See

and non‐conscious thought

See

thought, non‐conscious

and personal identity

See

HOT (higher‐order thought

and reference

and self

and what it’s like

as a three‐place relation

as fiction

as glow

co‐

creature vs. state

degrees of

disorders of

hard problem of

higher‐order theories of

See

in matter

inner sense view of

locus of

phenomenal

See also

relational vs. intrinsic

representationalist theories of

See

grain of representational content

sameness of

stream of

unity of

pathologies of the

content

and epistemic norms

and language

and self‐knowledge

See also

self‐knowledge

and the perspectival constraint

attribution of

See

attribution of content

broad

See

content, wide

conceptual vs. non‐conceptual

definiteness of

See

content, determinacy of

determinacy of

disjunctivism about

externalism vs. internalism about

See also

content, narrow;

See also

content, wide

fixing of

grain of

See

grasping of

inferential role

linguistic

narrow

arguments for

naturalistic theories of

of perceptual experience

of speech acts

phenomenological

psychological

scenario

social

teleological theories of

See also

teleosemantics

two‐factor theories of

vague

See

content, determinacy of

wide

arguments against

arguments for

context, intensional vs. extensional

context‐sensitivity

of content

of terms

contextualism

Conway, M.

Cooper, W. E.

cooperation

Corabi, J.

Corpus Callosum

counterfactuals

See also

causation, counterfactual accounts of

Craig, W. L.

Craik, K.

Crane, T.

Crisp, T.

Crook, S.

Cummins, R.

Currie, G.

Cussins, A.

Dainton, B.

Daly, C.

Damasio, A.

danglers, causal

Danzinger, K.

Darwin, C.

Davidson, D.

Davies, M.

Davis, L.

Davis, W.

Dawkins, R.

Dawson, M.

Debellis, M.

decision

See also

choice;

See also

free will

making of

Democritus

Demos, R.

demonstratives

in concepts

in experiences

in judgments

denial

See

self‐deception and denial

Dennett, D. C.

dependence

and emergence

and supervenience

See

supervenience and dependence

causal

constitutional account of

counterfactual

See also

causation, counterfactual accounts of

of the mental on the physical

DeRose, K.

Descartes, R.

designator

non‐rigid

rigid

design stance

desire

determinism

and quantum mechanics

deviance, causal

Deutsch, H.

Deutscher, M.

Dewey, J.

Díez, J.

Diogenes

directly reductive narrow functionalism (DRNF)

discrimination, perceptual

See

perception and discrimination

disjunction problem

disjunctivism

See

content, disjunctivism about

dispositionalism

normative vs. non‐normative

pure

dispositions

and higher‐order thought theories

and sensible qualities

and holism

behavioural

grounding of

normative

pure

regress of

dissociative identity disorder (DID)

Dokic, J.

Dorr, C.

Dowe, P.

Dowell, J.

Dray, W.

dream

See also

imagination

Dretske, F.

dualism

Cartesian

of causes

conceivability argument for

See

conceivability argument for dualism

neo‐cartesian argument for

non‐cartesian

property

qualia‐based arguments for

replacement argument for

substance

unity argument for

Duclos, S. E.

Dummett, M.

dysexecutive syndrome

Eddington, A.

Eddy, T.

Egan, F.

eliminativism

and materialism

of the mental

ELIZA

emergence

See

emergentism

See also

British emergentists

and downward causation

as emergent vitalism

epistemological forms of

emotions

cognitivism concerning

non‐cognitivism concerning

and self‐deception

empiricism

Enc, B.

Engel, S.

entities, fundamental

epiphenomenalism

and causation

and dependency of mind on body

and physicalism

arguments against

conceptions of

token vs. type

epistemology

See

knowledge

essence

Evans, G.

events

as a fundamental category

mental

evolution

and emergentism

and teleofunctionalism

argument against epiphenomenalism

Ewing, A. C.

existence

of non‐causal entities

of the phenomenal

experience

See also

experiences;

See also

consciousness

apparent continuity of

and attention

and information

content of

See

content of perceptual experience

features of

parts of

perceptual

and causal relations

matching view of

properties of

subject of

veridicality of

experiences

as brain events

as representational

See

feel of

See also

intrinsic feature or quality of

See also

phenomenology of

See also

qualitative

See

self‐knowledge and externalism

subjectively indistinguishable

unified

See also

consciousness, unity of

explanation

causal

See also

causation

levels of

physical

psychological

reductive

and causal role

in science

vs. identity

semantic

explanatory gap

See also

mind‐body problem

expressivism about norms

extension

determination of

externalism

and self‐knowledge

See

facts

abstract

natural

epistemology of non‐physical

Fain, H.

Fair, D.

Falvey, K.

Fara, M.

Farkas, K.

Feigl, H.

Festinger, L.

Fichte, J. G.

Field, H.

Fine, K.

Fingarette, H.

first‐person access

first‐person perspective

See also

subjectivity

fission

See

Flanagan, O.

Fodor, J.

folk psychology

and categories of mental states

and simulation

and theory

Foster, J.

four‐dimensionalism

See

dispositions, grounding of

Frankfurt, H.

Frankish, K.

free will

Frege, G.

Frege dictionary

Fregean sense

See also

mode of presentation

neo‐Fregean

Freud, S.

Fricker, E.

Friedrich, J.

Frijda, N. H.

function

and levels

and meaning

and organization

and teleology

biological

cooperative

computational

cooperative

natural

vs. structure

functionalism

analytical

and cognitive psychology

and information‐processing

and multiple realizability

and psychofunctionalism

and the software‐hardware metaphor

and the type‐type identity theory

arguments for and against

as a pragmatic thesis

narrow vs. wide causal role versions of

history of

varieties of

Gallistel, C. R.

Gallois, A.

Garber, D.

Garon, J.

Garrett, B. J.

Geach, P. T.

Gendler, T. S.

Gennaro, R. J.

Georgalis, N.

Gertler, B.

Gibbard, A.

Gibbons, J.

Gibson, E.

Gibson, J. J.

Gigerenzer, G.

Gilhooly, K.

Gillett, C.

Ginet, C.

given, the

goal

God

Goel, V.

Goffman, A.

Gopnik, A.

Goldberg, S.

Goldie, P.

Goldman, A.

Gordon, R.

Gould, S.

Graham, G.

Grahek, N.

grain

of representational content

the problem of

Grandy, R.

Green, K.

Greene, B.

Greenspan, P.

Grice, H. P.

Griffin, D.

Griffin, R.

Griffiths, P. E.

grounding

of dispositions

See

of knowledge

See

knowledge, grounding of

of meaning

See

meaning, grounding of

Gurwitsch, A.

Güzeldere, G.

Hacker, P.

Hacking, I.

Haggard, P.

Haldane, E.

Hales, S. D.

Hall, L.

Hall, N.

hallucination

See also

imagination

Hardcastle, V.

Hardin, C.

Hare, R. D.

Harman, G.

Harnish, R. M.

Harré, R.

Hartshorne, C.

Hawthorne, J.

Hayek, F. A.

Heal, J.

Healey, R.

Heck, R.

Hegel, G. W. F.

Heidegger, M.

Heil, J.

Hellie, B.

Hellman, G.

Hempel, C. G.

Hempel’s dilemma

higher‐order global state (HOGS)

Hilbert, D. R.

Hill, C.

Hinton, J.M.

history

and function

and meaning

Hobbes, T.

Hoerl, C.

Hohwy, J.

Holland, J.

Holton, R.

Horgan, T.

Hornsby, J.

Horwich, P.

HOT (higher‐order thought)

as a theory of consciousness

with intrinsic higher‐order contents

holism of the mental

Hudson, H.

human beings

See also

animals, human

as physical objects

considered as wholes

Hume, D.

Humphreys, P.

Hurley, S.

Hursthouse, R.

Husserl, E.

Huxley, T. H.

Hyslop, A.

icons

See

representation, descriptive vs. iconic

idealism

and imagination

and mind‐independence

history of

Kantian

Moore’s refutation of

ideas

identity

See also

individuation

conditions for

of causes

of entities

of indiscernibles

of living things

of mental phenomena

of mind and body

See

semantics, information‐theoretic

of properties

personal

and analogical reasoning

and consciousness

and fission

and four‐dimensionalism

and teletransportation

diachronic

extrinsically vs. intrinsically determined

judgments about

practical importance of

imagery, pictorial

images

See also

imagination

and Hume

and Kant

intentional content of

phenomenology of

vs. percepts

imaginability

See

conceivability

imagination

and belief

and idealism

See

idealism and imagination

and hallucination

See

hallucination

and knowledge

and observational attitude

and possibility

and philosophical counter‐examples

and that‐clauses

See also

that‐clauses

and the will

as active

cognitive

imagism vs. sententialism

immediacy

self‐presentational

implementation

See

realization

impressions

indeterminacy, phenomenal

indeterminism, quantum mechanical

indexicals

indicator semantics

See

individualism

See also

content, narrow

anti‐

individuation

of concepts

See

concepts, individuation of

of objects

of properties

of propositional attitude types

See

attitudes, propositional

sortal‐relative

inexistence, intentional

See also

intentionality and non‐existent objects

inference

See also

reasoning

and memory

See

memory and inference

information

and quantum mechanics

processing

‐theoretic semantics

See

semantics, information‐theoretic

instrumentalism

intelligence

intension

epistemic

primary vs. secondary

intention

‐dependent properties

of a speaker

intentionalism

See also

intentionality, original vs. derived

pure vs. impure

intentionality

and content

and mode

and non‐existent objects

and normativity

See

norms

and phenomenology

See also

separatism

as self‐transcendence

as the mark of the mental

intrinsic

See also

objects of

of conscious states

of moods

of perceptual and emotional states

of sensations

original vs. derived

See also

meaning, original vs. derived

phenomenal

realism about

intentional stance

in evolutionary biology

objections to the

intentional systems theory

and first‐order vs. second‐order intentional systems

interactionism

interests, practical vs. theoretical

internalism

about content

See

content, externalism vs. internalism about

interpreted logical forms (ILF)

interpreted utterance forms (IUF)

introspection

See also

self‐knowledge

and consciousness

INUS

See

causation, INUS account of

inverted earth

See

qualia and inverted earth

inverted spectrum

See

qualia and inverted spectrum

Ismael, J.

Israel, D.

Jackson, F.

Jacob, P.

James, W.

Johnson, M. K.

Johnson‐Laird, P. N.

Johnston, M.

judgment

Kahneman, D.

Kalke, W.

Kandel, E.

Kane, R.

Kant, I.

Kaplan, D.

Kaufman, A.

Keeley, B.

Kenny, A.

Kierkegaard, S.

Kim, J.

Kind, A.

kinds

See also

properties

fundamental

mental

natural

See also

concepts, natural kind

Kirk, R.

Kistler, M.

Knobe, J.

knowledge

and acquaintance

grounding of

of reference

See also

revelation

of self

See

self‐knowledge

of truths

propositional

knowledge argument

Kornblith, H.

Kosslyn, S.

Kratzer, A.

Kriegel, U.

Kripke, S. A.

Kripke test

Kusch, M.

Lachs, J.

Laird, J. D.

La Mettrie, J. O. de

Lange, C. G.

Langsam, H.

language

and concept possession

See

concepts, possession conditions of

and non‐linguistic creatures

See

concepts, possession conditions of

and thought

as a tool

of thought

See also

Mentalese

philosophy of

productivity of

public

systematicity of

understanding of

Larson, R.

Latham, N.

Lawlor, K.

laws

and counterfactuals

bridge‐

See

bridge laws

causal

conservation

ceteris paribus

deterministic

exceptionless

natural

of special sciences

physical

See also

physics

psychological

See also

anomalism

psychophysical

See also

anomalism

strict

Lazarus, R. S.

learning

LeDoux, J. E.

Leibniz, G. W.

Lepore, E.

Leslie, A.

Lettvin, J.

Levenson, R.W.

Levin, J.

Levine, J.

Lewis, D.

Lewontin, R.

Libet, B.

Lieberman, A.

Lindsay, P.

Loar, B.

Locke, J.

Lockwood, M.

Loewer, B.

Loftus, E.

Logie, R. H.

look‐up table

Lowe, E. J.

luck

Ludlow, P.

luminosity

Lurie, Y.

Lycan,W.

Lynch, M.

Macdonald, C.

machines

Mackie, J.

magnetosomes

Malcolm, N.

Malebranche, N.

manner

See

mode

many‐property problem

maps

cognitive

mental

Marañon, G.

Marcel, A. J.

Marcus, E.

Marcus, R. B.

Marks, C.

Marr, D.

Martin, C. B.

Martin, M. G. F.

Martin, N.

Martin, R.

Marton, P.

Marx, K.

Mary thought experiment

See

Knowledge Argument

materialism

See also

See also

naturalism;

See also

intentionality, original vs. derived

about phenomenal consciousness

non‐reductive (NRM)

two‐dimensionalist arguments against

matter

and extension

and identity

as mind‐independent

causal powers of

concept of

dispositional notion of

Matthen, M.

Matthews, R. J.

Maxwell, G.

McCann, H.

McClelland, J. L.

McCormack, T.

McCracken, C. J.

McCulloch, G.

McDowell, J.

McGee, V.

McGeer, V.

McGeever, J.

McGinn, C.

McKinsey, M.

McKitrick, J.

McKoon, G.

McLaughlin, B.

McNally, P.

Mead, G. H.

meaning

See also

content;

See also

intentionality

and history

See

history and meaning

and necessary and sufficient conditions

as normative

individuation of

in language

grounding of

natural vs. non‐natural

of mental predicates

original vs. derived

See also

and synonymy

and use

measurement‐theory

numerical

and propositional attitudes

measure predicate

mechanisms

cognitive

computational

semantic interpretation of

Meehl, P. E.

Meixner, U.

Melden, A.

Mele, A. R.

Mellor, D. H.

Melnyk, A.

Meltzoff, M.

memory

and agency

See

agency and memory

and inference

and realism about the past

and representation

and the self

episodic

short term

Mentalese

See also

language of thought

Menzies, P.

Merricks, T.

Mill, J. S.

Miller, A.

Millikan, R. G.

Mills, E.

mind

as a fundamental natural kind

disembodiment of

immaterial

mind‐body problem

and reductive explanation

mind‐reading

See also

misrepresentation

Mitchell, K. J.

mode

of existing

intentional

vs. content

of presentation

object‐dependent

object‐involving

of phenomenal concepts

See

model, mental

See

maps, mental

Moll, J.

Molnar, G.

Montague, M.

Montero, B.

Moore, G. E.

monism

See also

materialism;

See also

naturalism;

See also

physicalism, causal argument for

anomalous

See

anomalous monism

causal argument for

See

physical vs. phenomenal

Russellian

morality

See

action, intentional

Moran, D.

Morgan, C.

Morris, M.

Morton, A.

Moscovitch, M.

Moser, P.

motivation

intrinsic

Mourelatos, A.

Mumford, S.

Nagel, E.

Nagel, T.

narratives

See also

self, narrative

Natsoulas, T.

naturalism

See also

materialism;

See also

See also

intentionality, objects of

methodological vs. ontological

regarding intentionality

nature, hidden

underlying physical

Neander, K.

necessity

Newton, I.

Newtonian physics

Nichols, S.

Nida‐Rümelin, M.

Nietzsche, F.

Nisbett, R. E.

Noonan, H.

Noordhof, P.

Norman, D.

normativity of the intentional

See

norms

expressivism about

See

expressivism about norms

of the intentional

reductive account of

truth‐conditional account of

Nozick, R.

Nuccitelli, S.

Nussbaum, M. C.

objects

abstract

and propertiedness

as bearers of properties

individuation of

See

individuation of objects

intentional

See also

mind‐independent

problem of coincident

of intentionality

See

intentionality, objects of

tracking properties of

O’Connor, T.

O’Dea, J.

Öhman, A.

Olson, E. T.

ordinary‐language philosophy

O’Shaughnessy, B.

other minds

argument from

existence of vs. contents of

scepticism about

overdetermination

acceptable vs. unacceptable

and causal exclusion

argument

problem of

strong vs. weak

Owens, J.

pain

See also

experience;

See also

experiences;

See also

and behaviour

pairing problem

See

cause‐effect pairing

panpsychism

history of

arguments for

arguments against

Papineau, D.

Parfit, D.

Pargetter, R.

Parsons, T.

particulars

abstract

past

See

memory

Patterson, S.

Peacocke, C.

Pears, D.

Pepper, C.

percept

perception

active vs. passive

and discrimination

and experience

See

experience, perceptual

and thought

See

thought and perception

factivity or veridicality of

higher‐order

indirect

non‐conscious

particularity account of

somatosensory

Pereboom, D.

Perner, J.

Perry, J.

persistence conditions

personhood

See

persons

See

intentionality and phenomenology

perspectival constraint

Pettit, P.

phantom pains

phenomenal‐concept strategy

phenomenology

and intentionality

See

of agency

of attitude content

of attitude type

cognitive

of experience

See

experiences, phenomenology of

See also

Phillips, J.

Phillips, M. L.

physicalism

See also

materialism;

See also

materialism, non‐reductive (NRM)

See also

naturalism

about properties

and ghosts

and mind‐body identity theory

and physics

a priori vs. a posteriori

arguments against

as a scientific hypothesis

causal argument for

non‐reductive

See also

substances vs. properties

physics

and fundamental categories

complete / furture

current

language of

naïve

scope of

Pietroski, P. M.

Pink, T.

Pitcher, G.

Pitt, D.

Place, U. T.

Planck, M.

Plato

Poland, J.

Polger, T.

Pomerantz, J. R.

Popper, K.

possession conditions of concepts;

See

concepts, possession conditions of

possibility

and conceivability

See

conceivability and possibility

and imagination;

See

imagination and possibility

epistemic

metaphysical

of zombies

See

zombies, possibility of

primary vs. secondary (1‐ vs. 2‐)

Povinelli, D.

powers

See

dispositions;

See

capacities, causal

planning

See

reasoning, practical

predicates

for natural kinds

and properties

as rigid designators

Premack, D.

priming effects

principle of charity

principle of causal interaction

Prinz, J.

Pritchard, D.

private language argument

processing

cognitive

visual

productivity of symbol system

properties

Carnap’s notion of

causally relevant

constitution of

dispositional

dualism

See

dualism, property

functional

identity of

See

identity of properties

intrinsic

levels of

levels of vs. orders of

mental

intrinsic vs. extrinsic

micro vs. macro

phenomenal

See

physicalism about properties

physical vs. non‐physical

See also

as requiring identity

as requiring reductive explanation

as requiring supervenience

pluralism of

See also

dualism, property

relational

semantic

propositions, Russellian

protolanguage

protophenomenal

Pryor, J.

psychofunctionalism

psychology

of animals

autonomy of

cognitive

commonsense

See also

computational

experimental

folk theories of

See

dualism, qualia‐based arguments for

gestalt

introspective

scientific

purpose

See also

goal

biological

Putnam, H.

Pylyshyn, Z.

qualia

absent

and inverted earth

and inverted spectrum

and phenomenal aspects / properties

and phenomenal character

and phenomenal consciousness

See also

consciousness

and purely qualitative states

and the distinctiveness problem

and qualia‐based arguments for dualism

See

and verification procedures

as supervening on representational content

dancing

epistemic relation to

experiential

representationalist theories of

See

belief and rationalization

subjective character of

qualities

See also

properties

sensory

mind‐dependent

primary and secondary

sensible

quantum mechanics

and indeterminism

Quine, W. V.

Quinn, W.

Raffman, D.

Ramsey, W.

Ratcliff, R.

rationalism

rationality

See also

action, rational

and rational agents

and rational coherence

and rational intentions

and self‐deception

See

Raymont, P.

Rea, M.

realism

about the mental

about qualia

and relativism

about the physical

direct

naïve

reality

fundamental

levels of

realizability

See

realization

and levels

multiple

and functions

ultimate

reasoning

defeasible

practical

reasons

acting for

recognition

reducibility

See

reduction

See also

supervenience

and identity

of folk psychology to physics

reductionism

See

See

naturalism;

See

consciousness and reference

reference

and causal contact

and consciousness

See

by causation

by description

fixing of

knowledge of

See

knowledge of reference

of phenomenal concepts

See

HOT (higher‐order thought

reflex action

Reid, T.

relations

reportability of mental states

See also

introspection

representation

analogue

and content

See

content

descriptive vs. iconic

explicit

false

See

misrepresentation

higher‐order

See

in language vs. pictures

See

imagism vs. sententialism

pictorial

See also

imagery, pictorial

pushmi‐pullyu

vehicles of

representationalism

See also

intentionalism

and phenomenal consciousness

and the representational theory of mind (RTM)

arguments for

externalist vs. internalist

Fregean

reductive vs. non‐reductive

strong vs. weak

revelation

Revonsuo, A.

Rey, G.

Richard, M.

Ridge, M.

Rips, L.

Rives, B.

Robins, R. W.

Robinson, J.

Robinson, H.

Robinson, W. S.

robots

intelligent

non‐conscious

role

conceptual

functional

and content

of perception vs. beliefs

Rollins, M.

Roseman, I.

Rosen, G.

Rosenberg, G.

Rosenthal, D.

Ross, D.

Ross, G. H. T.

Ross, L.

Rovane, C.

Ruddick, W.

Rumelhart, D. E.

Rumfitt, I.

Russell, B.

Ryle, G.

Sabates, M.

Sainsbury, M.

Salmon, N.

Sanfey, A. G.

Sanford, D.H.

Sartre, J. P.

Sawyer, S.

Scanlon, T.

Schacter, D.

Schaffer, J.

Scherer, K. R.

Schiffer, S.

schizophrenia

Schnall, S.

Schütte, M.

sciences, special

See

laws, of special sciences

Scott‐Kakures, D.

Scruton, R.

Seager, W.

Searle, J. R.

Sedivy, S.

Segal, G.

Sehon, S.

selection, natural

See

evolution

self

and memory

See

memory and the self

and personality

as subject of experience

See

experience, subject of

as transient

awareness of

Buddhist conception of

ecological

identity and persistence

See also

belief, dispositional vs. occurrent

illusion of

narrative

reality and existence of

social

transparency of

self‐deception

and denial

and dispositional belief

See

and emotions

See

emotions and self‐deception

and rationalization

See

belief and rationalization

deflationary approaches to

twisted

self‐knowledge

See also

introspection

and externalism

and transparency

See

self, transparency of

as incorrigible

as privileged

Sellars, W.

Selten, R.

semantics

See also

biosemantics;

See also

teleosemantics

conceptual role

consumer

formal

information‐theoretic

naturalized

possible world

procedural

two‐dimensional

objections to

sense

data

Fregean

See

Fregean sense

impressions

sententialism

See

imagism vs. sententialism

separatism and inseparatism

Seyfarth, R.

Shapiro, L. A.

Shoemaker, S.

Sidelle, A.

Sider, T.

Siegel, S.

Siegler, F. A.

Siewert, C.

sign, natural

Silins, N.

simultagnosia

skepticism

about other minds

See

other minds, skepticism about

about phenomenal content

Skrbina, D.

Slater, A.

Smart, J. J. C.

Smith, B.

Smith, C.

Smith, D.

Smith, M.

Smith, Q.

Smolensky, P.

Snowdon, P.

Soames, S.

Sober, E.

solipsism

Solomon, R.

Sosa, E.

soul

See also

dualism, substance

and spatio‐temporal location

Sousa, R. de

Spelke, E. S.

Sperry, R. W.

Spinoza, B.

Sprigge, T.

Squire, R.

Stalnaker, R.

Stampe, D.

state

abstract, higher‐order

cognitive

computational

information‐processing

inherently conscious

of affairs

psychological

narrow vs. wide

See

content, narrow;

See

content, wide

subpersonal vs. personal‐level states

Statman, D.

Sterelney, K.

Stich, S.

stimuli, sensory

recognition and interpretation of

See

recognition

Stoljar, D.

Stoutland, F.

Strawson, G.

Strawson, P. F.

Stuart, M.

Sturgeon, S.

subject

See

self

subjectivity

See also

first‐person perspective

definition of

epistemology of

substance

dualism

See

dualism, substance

immaterial

material

mental

See

substance, immaterial

supervenience

and anomalous monism

See

anomalous monism and supervenience

and dependence

and necessity

and type‐identity

argument

of phenomenal character on representational content

of properties

weak vs. strong vs. global

Suppes, P.

Sutton, J.

Sverdlik, S.

Swamp Mary

Swampman

Swinburne, R.

Swoyer, C.

symbol‐world relation

symbols

syntax

Taliaferro, C.

Taylor, S. E.

teleosemantics

teletransportation

See

terms, singular

Thalberg, L.

Thales of Milet

that‐clauses

Thau, M.

theory of mind

See also

folk psychology and theory

theory‐theory

See

thinking

See also

thought

as a two‐place relation

third‐person perspective

Thomas, N. J. T.

Thomasson, A.

Thomson, J.

thought

and language

See

language and thought

and perception

contents vs. feels

expression of

higher‐order

See

HOT (higher‐order thought

non‐conscious

object‐involving

reflexive

Tienson, J.

Tiffany, E. C.

time

Tracy, J. L.

transparency

as an argument for representationalism

of experience

of phenomenal concepts

See