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Introduction

This is a bibliography of work in the philosophy of mind, the philosophy of cognitive science, and the science of consciousness. It consists of 18460 entries, and is divided into 8 parts, each of which is further divided by topic and subtopic. Both online and offline material is included, with links wherever possible. Learn more about MindPapers.

Table of Contents

• Part 1: Philosophy of Consciousness [10812 entries]
• Part 2: Intentionality [3023 entries]
• Part 3: Perception [3189 entries]
• Part 4: Metaphysics of Mind [2962 entries]
• Part 5: Miscellaneous Philosophy of Mind [4644 entries]
• Part 6: Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence [1259 entries]
• Part 7: Philosophy of Cognitive Science [3193 entries]
• Part 8: Science of Consciousness [3995 entries]

Part 1 (130): Philosophy of Consciousness

• 1.1	Philosophy of Consciousness, Miscellaneous [246]

• 1.1a	General Works on Consciousness [93]

• 1.1b	The Concept of Consciousness [114]

• 1.1c	Philosophy of Consciousness, Misc [39]

• 1.2	Explaining Consciousness? [275]

• 1.2a	What is it Like? [35]

• 1.2b	Subjectivity and Objectivity [47]

• 1.2c	The Explanatory Gap [53]

• 1.2d	`Hard' and `Easy' Problems [47]

• 1.2e	Cognitive Closure [31]

• 1.2f	Conceptual Analysis and A Priori Entailment [25]

• 1.2g	Explaining Consciousness, Misc [37]

• 1.3	Consciousness and Materialism [541]

• 1.3a	The Knowledge Argument [111]

• 1.3b	Zombies and the Conceivability Argument [136]

• 1.3c	Kripke's Modal Argument [46]

• 1.3d	Arguments from Disembodiment [38]

• 1.3e	Other Anti-Materialist Arguments [35]

• 1.3f	Consciousness and Materalism, Misc [29]

• 1.3g	Mind-Body Problem, General [126]

• 1.4	Specific Views on Consciousness [667]

• 1.4a	Higher-Order Thought Approaches [120]

• 1.4b	Self-Representational Approaches [69]

• 1.4c	Dennett's Functionalism [97]

• 1.4d	Searle's Biological Naturalism [35]

• 1.4e	Functionalism about Consciousness [17]

• 1.4f	Eliminativism about Consciousness [21]

• 1.4g	Dualism about Consciousness [32]

• 1.4h	Panpsychism [75]

• 1.4i	Russellian Monism [33]

• 1.4j	Neutral Monism [26]

• 1.4k	Idealism [11]

• 1.4l	Specific Views on Consciousness, Misc [0]

• 1.5	Consciousness and Content [354]

• 1.5a	Consciousness and Intentionality [45]

• 1.5b	Representationalism [131]

• 1.5c	Phenomenal Intentionality [23]

• 1.5d	Conscious Thought [18]

• 1.5e	Internalism and Externalism about Experience [47]

• 1.5f	Phenomenal Concepts [61]

• 1.5g	Consciousness and Content, Misc [29]

• 1.6	Aspects of Consciousness [4520]

• 1.6a	Self-Consciousness [162]

• 1.6b	The Unity of Consciousness [113]

• 1.6c	Homogeneity of Consciousness [16]

• 1.6d	Knowledge of Consciousness [55]

• 1.6e	The Function of Consciousness [51]

• 1.6f	Temporal Consciousness [96]

• 1.6g	Consciousness of Action [44]

• 1.6h	Unconscious States [41]

• 1.6i	Collective Consciousness [0]

• 1.6j	Aspects of Consciousness, Misc [0]

• 1.7	Qualia [213]

• 1.7a	Qualia, Misc [42]

• 1.7b	Qualia and Materialism [20]

• 1.7c	Eliminativism about Qualia [21]

• 1.7d	The Inverted Spectrum [73]

• 1.7e	Absent Qualia [30]

• 1.7f	Functionalism and Qualia [27]

Part 2 (190): Intentionality

• 2.1	Propositional Attitudes [486]

• 2.1a	The Language of Thought [0]

• 2.1b	The Intentional Stance [53]

• 2.1c	Eliminativism about Propositional Attitudes [88]

• 2.1d	Propositional Attitudes, Misc [65]

• 2.2	Content Internalism and Externalism [709]

• 2.2a	Is Content in the Head? [59]

• 2.2b	Social Externalism [55]

• 2.2c	Externalism and Psychological Explanation [61]

• 2.2d	Externalism and Mental Causation [38]

• 2.2e	Externalism and the Theory of Vision [19]

• 2.2f	Externalism and Computation [17]

• 2.2g	Externalism and Self-Knowledge [206]

• 2.2h	Narrow Content [73]

• 2.2i	The Extended Mind [43]

• 2.2j	Content Internalism and Externalism, Misc [91]

• 2.3	Naturalizing Mental Content [386]

• 2.3a	Information-Based Accounts of Mental Content [73]

• 2.3b	Asymmetric-Dependence Accounts of Mental Content [37]

• 2.3c	Causal Accounts of Mental Content, Misc [20]

• 2.3d	Teleological Accounts of Mental Content [108]

• 2.3e	Conceptual-Role Accounts of Mental Content [38]

• 2.3f	Interpretivist Accounts of Mental Content [48]

• 2.3g	Naturalizing Mental Content, Misc [39]

• 2.4	The Nature of Contents [462]

• 2.4a	Fregean and Russellian Contents [0]

• 2.4b	Indexical Contents [0]

• 2.4c	Intentional Objects [17]

• 2.4d	Object-Dependent Contents [0]

• 2.4e	Two-Dimensionalism about Content [0]

• 2.4f	The Nature of Contents, Misc [0]

• 2.5	Aspects of Intentionality [371]

• 2.5a	Naturalism and Intentionality [34]

• 2.5b	Meaning Skepticism [91]

• 2.5c	Rule-Following [69]

• 2.5d	Normativity of Meaning and Content [42]

• 2.5e	Meaning Holism [66]

• 2.5f	Explanatory Role of Content [47]

• 2.5g	Collective Intentionality [22]

• 2.5h	Aspects of Intentionality, Misc [0]

• 2.6	Representation [256]

• 2.6a	The Concept of Representation [0]

• 2.6b	Varieties of Representation [0]

• 2.6c	Theories of Representation [0]

• 2.6d	Skepticism about Representations [0]

• 2.6e	Representation, Misc [0]

• 2.7	Concepts [238]

• 2.7a	Perception-Based Theories of Concepts [0]

• 2.7b	Inferential Theories of Concepts [0]

• 2.7c	Prototype and Exemplar Theories of Concepts [0]

• 2.7d	Theory-Based Theories of Concepts [0]

• 2.7e	Atomist Theories of Concepts [0]

• 2.7f	Theories of Concepts, Misc [0]

• 2.7g	Conceptual Change [0]

• 2.7h	Concept Possession [0]

• 2.7i	Ontology of Concepts [0]

• 2.7j	Recognitional Concepts [0]

• 2.7k	Concepts, Misc [0]

• 2.8	Intentionality, Misc [115]

Part 3 (232): Perception

• 3.1	The Nature of Perceptual Experience [389]

• 3.1a	Sense-Datum Theories [140]

• 3.1b	Adverbialism and Qualia Theories [28]

• 3.1c	Intentionalism [35]

• 3.1d	Belief Theories [20]

• 3.1e	Naive and Direct Realism [56]

• 3.1f	Disjunctivism [52]

• 3.1g	The Nature of Perceptual Experience, Misc [58]

• 3.2	The Perceptual Relation [144]

• 3.2a	The Causal Theory of Perception [49]

• 3.2b	Direct and Indirect Perception [36]

• 3.2c	The Objects of Perception [40]

• 3.2d	The Perceptual Relation, Misc [19]

• 3.3	The Contents of Perception [275]

• 3.3a	Conceptual and Nonconceptual Content [77]

• 3.3b	Color Experience [33]

• 3.3c	Spatial Experience [59]

• 3.3d	The Experience of Objects [34]

• 3.3e	The Experience of High-Level Properties [27]

• 3.3f	The Contents of Perception, Misc [45]

• 3.4	Sensory Modalities [131]

• 3.4a	Distinguishing the Senses [20]

• 3.4b	Vision [26]

• 3.4c	Other Sensory Modalities [20]

• 3.4d	Molyneux's Problem [21]

• 3.4e	Sensory Modalities, Misc [8]

• 3.5	Science of Perception [622]

• 3.5a	Modularity and Cognitive Penetrability [21]

• 3.5b	Ecological Approaches to Perception [27]

• 3.5c	Construction and Inference in Perception [15]

• 3.5d	Perception and Neuroscience [12]

• 3.5e	Psychophysics [8]

• 3.5f	Gestalt Theory [26]

• 3.5g	Science of Perception, Misc [0]

• 3.6	Perception and the Mind [456]

• 3.6a	Perception and Thought [22]

• 3.6b	Perception and Action [61]

• 3.6c	Perception and Reference [17]

• 3.6d	Perception and Phenomenology [15]

• 3.6e	Perception and the Mind, Misc [0]

• 3.7	Perceptual Knowledge [341]

• 3.7a	Dogmatism about Perception [0]

• 3.7b	Epistemic and Non-epistemic Perception [8]

• 3.7c	Perceptual Justification [0]

• 3.7d	Perception and Knowledge, Misc [0]

• 3.7e	Perception and Skepticism [0]

• 3.7f	The Given [33]

• 3.8	Perceptual Qualities [582]

• 3.8a	Color [283]

• 3.8b	Sound [16]

• 3.8c	Discriminability [21]

• 3.8d	Primary and Secondary Qualities [40]

• 3.8e	Perceptual Qualities, Misc [9]

• 3.9	Aspects of Perception [157]

• 3.9a	Illusion and Hallucination [42]

• 3.9b	Transparency [20]

• 3.9c	Perceptual Reports [20]

• 3.9d	Sensation and Perception [42]

• 3.9e	Aspects of Perception, Misc [0]

• 3.10	Philosophy of Perception, General [92]

Part 4 (286): Metaphysics of Mind

• 4.1	Physicalism about the Mind [1021]

• 4.1a	Formulating Physicalism [58]

• 4.1b	Identity Theory [147]

• 4.1c	Eliminative Materialism [34]

• 4.1d	Anomalous Monism [98]

• 4.1e	Physicalism about the Mind, Misc [69]

• 4.2	Dualism [212]

• 4.2a	Interactionism [48]

• 4.2b	Epiphenomenalism [50]

• 4.2c	Psychophysical Parallelism [14]

• 4.2d	Dualism, Misc [68]

• 4.3	Functionalism and Behaviorism [214]

• 4.3a	Logical Behaviorism [103]

• 4.3b	Causal Role Functionalism [26]

• 4.3c	Machine Functionalism [20]

• 4.3d	Functionalism, Misc [65]

• 4.4	Supervenience [135]

• 4.4a	Psychophysical Supervenience [24]

• 4.4b	Supervenience and Physicalism [31]

• 4.4c	Supervenience, General [80]

• 4.4d	Supervenient Causation [0]

• 4.5	Psychophysical Reduction [193]

• 4.5a	Nonreductive Materialism [54]

• 4.5b	Reduction in Psychology and Neuroscience [35]

• 4.5c	Reduction and Multiple Realizability [59]

• 4.5d	Psychophysical Reduction, Misc [45]

• 4.6	Other Psychophysical Theories [145]

• 4.7	Mental Causation [457]

• 4.7a	Anomalous Monism and Mental Causation [0]

• 4.7b	Functionalism and Mental Causation [0]

• 4.7c	The Exclusion Problem [1]

• 4.7d	Mental Causation, Misc [0]

• 4.8	Personal Identity [508]

• 4.8a	Personal Identity, Misc [100]

• 4.8b	Survival and What Matters [55]

• 4.8c	Persons [94]

• 4.8d	The Self [97]

• 4.8e	Psychological Theories of Personal Identity [37]

• 4.8f	Physical and Animalist Theories [49]

• 4.8g	Fission and Split Brains [41]

• 4.8h	Multiple Personality [35]

• 4.9	Metaphysics of Mind, Misc [77]

Part 5 (328): Miscellaneous Philosophy of Mind

• 5.1	Mental States [2618]

• 5.1a	Attention [197]

• 5.1a.1	Attention and Consciousness [35]

• 5.1a.2	Attention, Misc [0]

• 5.1a.3	The Nature of Attention [0]

• 5.1b	Belief [139]

• 5.1b.1	Belief, Misc [0]

• 5.1b.2	Collective Belief [0]

• 5.1b.3	De Re Belief [0]

• 5.1b.4	The Nature of Belief [0]

• 5.1b.5	Tacit and Dispositional Belief [0]

• 5.1c	Bodily Experience [238]

• 5.1c.1	Bodily Awareness [0]

• 5.1c.2	Bodily Experience, Misc [0]

• 5.1c.3	Bodily Sensations [0]

• 5.1d	Desire [67]

• 5.1d.1	Desire as Belief [0]

• 5.1d.2	Desire-Satisfaction Theories of Well-Being [0]

• 5.1d.3	Pleasure and Desire [0]

• 5.1d.4	Theories of Desire, Misc [0]

• 5.1d.5	Desire, Misc [0]

• 5.1e	Dreams [124]

• 5.1e.1	Dreams, Misc [0]

• 5.1e.2	The Nature of Dreaming [1]

• 5.1f	Emotions [479]

• 5.1f.1	Classifying Emotions [0]

• 5.1f.2	Cognitive Theories of Emotions [0]

• 5.1f.3	Emotions and Appraisals [0]

• 5.1f.4	Emotions and Feelings [0]

• 5.1f.5	Emotion and Rationality [0]

• 5.1f.6	Moods [0]

• 5.1f.7	Objects and Contents of Emotions [0]

• 5.1f.8	The Nature of Emotion, Misc [0]

• 5.1g	Imagery [135]

• 5.1h	Imagination [85]

• 5.1h.1	Imaginative Resistance [0]

• 5.1h.2	Imagination and Imagery [0]

• 5.1h.3	Imagination and Pretense [0]

• 5.1h.4	Imagination, Misc [0]

• 5.1i	Intuition [0]

• 5.1i.1	Epistemology of Intuition [0]

• 5.1i.2	Intuition, Misc [0]

• 5.1i.3	The Nature of Intuition [0]

• 5.1j	Memory [298]

• 5.1j.1	Epistemology of Memory [0]

• 5.1j.2	Memory and Cognitive Science [0]

• 5.1j.3	Memory, Misc [0]

• 5.1j.4	The Nature of Memory [0]

• 5.1k	Mental Actions [22]

• 5.1l	Moral Psychology [630]

• 5.1l.1	Altruism and Psychological Egoism [0]

• 5.1l.2	Ethics and Cognitive Science [43]

• 5.1l.2.1	Evolution of Morality [0]

• 5.1l.2.2	Neuroscience of Ethics [0]

• 5.1l.2.3	Psychology of Ethics [0]

• 5.1l.2.4	Ethics and Cognitive Science, Misc [0]

• 5.1l.3	Moral Character [0]

• 5.1l.3.1	Integrity [0]

• 5.1l.3.2	Moral Sainthood [0]

• 5.1l.3.3	Skepticism about Character [0]

• 5.1l.3.4	Virtues and Vices [0]

• 5.1l.3.5	Moral Character, Misc [0]

• 5.1l.4	Moral States and Processes [587]

• 5.1l.4.1	Alienation [0]

• 5.1l.4.2	Anger [0]

• 5.1l.4.3	Courage [0]

• 5.1l.4.4	Cruelty [0]

• 5.1l.4.5	Envy [0]

• 5.1l.4.6	Gratitude [0]

• 5.1l.4.7	Guilt and Shame [0]

• 5.1l.4.8	Happiness [0]

• 5.1l.4.9	Hypocrisy [0]

• 5.1l.4.10	Jealousy [0]

• 5.1l.4.11	Kindness [0]

• 5.1l.4.12	Love [0]

• 5.1l.4.13	Moral Deliberation [0]

• 5.1l.4.14

  Moral Intuition [0]