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7. Philosophy of Cognitive Science

• 7.1	Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Miscellaneous [889]

• 7.1a	Nativism in Cognitive Science [112]

• 7.1a.1	Nativism in Cognitive Science, Misc [0]

• 7.1b	Modularity in Cognitive Science [62]

• 7.1c	Evolution of Cognition [105]

• 7.1c.1	Evolutionary Psychology [47]

• 7.1c.2	Evolution of Cognition, Misc [0]

• 7.1d	Rationality and Cognitive Science [77]

• 7.1e	Embodiment and Situated Cognition [89]

• 7.1f	Animal Cognition [232]

• 7.1f.1	Animal Language [2]

• 7.1f.2	Animal Cognition, Misc [0]

• 7.1g	Levels of Analysis in Cognitive Science [16]

• 7.1h	Explanation in Cognitive Science [16]

• 7.1i	Representation in Cognitive Science [0]

• 7.1j	Computationalism in Cognitive Science [107]

• 7.1k	Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Misc [73]

• 7.2	Philosophy of Neuroscience [1179]

• 7.2a	Imaging and Localization [34]

• 7.2b	Representation in Neuroscience [19]

• 7.2c	Explanation in Neuroscience [26]

• 7.2d	Neurophilosophy [43]

• 7.2e	Philosophy of Neuroscience, Misc [83]

• 7.3	Philosophy of Psychology [1487]

• 7.3a	Movements in Psychology [152]

• 7.3a.1	Psychological Behaviorism [0]

• 7.3a.2	Cognitivism in Psychology [0]

• 7.3a.3	Movements in Psychology, Misc [0]

• 7.3b	Theory of Mind and Folk Psychology [402]

• 7.3b.1	The Nature of Folk Psychology [92]

• 7.3b.2	The Theory Theory [30]

• 7.3b.3	The Simulation Theory [104]

• 7.3b.4	Theory of Mind and Folk Psychology, Misc [61]

• 7.3b.5	Folk Concepts and Folk Intuitions [28]

• 7.3c	Issues in Psychology [837]

• 7.3c.1	Parapsychology [9]

• 7.3c.2	Psychological Laws [35]

• 7.3c.3	Psychological Explanation [70]

• 7.3d	Philosophy of Psychology, Misc [81]

• 7.4	Philosophy of Psychiatry and Psychopathology [334]

• 7.4a	Delusions [37]

• 7.4b	Other Mental Disorders [0]

• 7.4c	Mental Illness [5]

• 7.4d	Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis [161]

• 7.4d.1	Psychoanalysis, Misc [0]

• 7.4d.2	Psychotherapy [0]

• 7.4d.3	Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, Misc [0]

• 7.4e	Psychopathology [27]

• 7.4f	Philosophy of Psychiatry and Psychopathology, Misc [0]

• 8	Science of Consciousness

• 5.1l.5.8	Moral Intuition

• 2.4e	Two-Dimensionalism about Content

• 1.5e	Internalism and Externalism about Experience

• 5.1d.3	Pleasure and Desire

• 2.2g	Externalism and Self-Knowledge

• 1.6d	Knowledge of Consciousness

• 8.10	First-Person Approaches in the Science of Consciousness

• 8.10a	Introspection and Introspectionism

• 5.1l.5.13	Self-Deception

• 7.1j	Computationalism in Cognitive Science

• 1.3	Consciousness and Materialism

• 1.7b	Qualia and Materialism

• 4.5a	Nonreductive Materialism

• 8.7a	Consciousness, Sleep, and Dreaming

• 1.5f	Phenomenal Concepts

• 1.4k	Idealism

• 1.4j	Neutral Monism

• 1.4h	Panpsychism

• 1.4i	Russellian Monism

• 8.4f	Emotion and Consciousness in Psychology

• 1.5b	Representationalism

• 8.6c	Schizophrenia

• 1.6h	Unconscious States

• 5.1b	Belief

• 5.1d	Desire

• 5.1o	Thought and Thinking

• 4.5b	Reduction in Psychology and Neuroscience

• 5.4a.2	Free Will and Neuroscience

• 3.6d	Perception and Neuroscience

• 8.1	Consciousness and Neuroscience

• 1.5d	Conscious Thought

• 7.1i	Representation in Cognitive Science

• 7.2b	Representation in Neuroscience

• 6.2	Computation and Representation

• 4.2b	Epiphenomenalism

• 2.5f	Explanatory Role of Content

• 2.2d	Externalism and Mental Causation

• 7.3c.3	Psychological Explanation

• 4.4d	Supervenient Causation

• 1.6e	The Function of Consciousness

• 7.1e	Embodiment and Situated Cognition

• 5.1m	Pain

• 3.8f	The Given

• 1.5c	Phenomenal Intentionality

• 2.1c	Eliminativism about Propositional Attitudes

• 5.1l.4.6	Skepticism about Character

• 8.3e	Visual Imagery and Imagination

• 8.4b	Attention and Consciousness in Psychology

• 8.3d	Change/Inattentional Blindness

• 8.9b	Animal Consciousness

• 8.9c	Animal Self-Consciousness

• 5.1f	Emotions

• 1.4g	Dualism about Consciousness

• 5.1n.1	Pleasure and Pain

• 1.7	Qualia

• 8.5b	Conscious and Unconscious Memory

• 3.9e	Discriminability

• 3.1e	Naive and Direct Realism

• 3.1a	Sense-Datum Theories

• 8.3c	Visual Pathways

• 8.3b	Binocular Rivalry

• 8.6a	Blindsight

• 8.3	Science of Visual Consciousness

• 8.6g	Synesthesia

• 5.1c	Bodily Experience

• 3	Perception

• 5.1a.1	Attention and Consciousness

• 3.4	The Contents of Perception

• 3.4a	Conceptual and Nonconceptual Content

• 2.2h	Narrow Content

• 6.3b	Representation in Connectionism

• 6.3e	Subsymbolic Computation