Telepathy: Or, How do I Know that this Thought is Mine?

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of Contents v
3. Mind and Its Place in the World: Introduction and Overview 7
4. What’s the Mind-Body Problem With You Anyway? Prolegomena to any Scientific Discussion of Consciousness 15
5. Thinkways: The Impulse to Reductionism 23
6. Self-Appropriation: The Dynamic Structure of Human Consciousness 41
7. One Man’s Meat Is Another Man’s Person 61
8. Consciousness and the Intentional Awareness of Instantiables 77
9. Mental Monism Considered as a Solution to the Mind-Body Problem 101
10. Telepathy: Or, How do I Know that this Thought is Mine? 145
11. The Dimensions of Conscious Experience: A Quantitative Phenomenology 167
12. A Radical Externalist Approach to Consciousness: The Enlarged Mind 197
13. On Explanation, Interpretation, and Natural Science with Reference to Freud, Ricoeur, and Von Wright 225
14. Personal Identity, the Self and Time 245
15. Quantum Monism: Spinozicism Revived? 269
16. Boundary Conditions for Theories of Consciousness: The Near-Death Experience and the Failure of Materialism 279
17. Contributors and Editors 317
18. Backmatter 324