THE NECESSITY AND NATURE OF MENTAL CONTENT

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. INTRODUCTION 1
4. ONTOLOGY
5. MIND, STRUCTURE, AND TIME 7
6. NATURAL SIGNS 23
7. PAINS AND OTHER SECONDARY MENTAL ENTITIES 49
8. INTRINSIC REFERENCE AND THE NEW THEORY 67
9. THE ONTOLOGY OF EMOTION 87
10. THE SIMPLICITY OF CONTENT 107
11. THE NECESSITY AND NATURE OF MENTAL CONTENT 127
12. EXPLANATION
13. DISPOSITIONS, EXPLANATION, AND BEHAVIOR 147
14. BEHAVIORISM AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE ACT 173
15. PARALLELISM, INTERACTIONISM, AND CAUSATION 199
16. DISPOSITIONAL MENTAL STATES: CHOMSKY AND FREUD 221
17. REVIEW OF LAURENCE D. SMITH’S BEHAVIORISM AND LOGICAL POSITIVISM: A REASSESSMENT OF THE ALLIANCE 243
18. HUMAN ACTION AND THE HUMEAN UNIVERSE 255
19. REFERENCES 273
20. AUTHOR’S NOTE 285
21. INDEX OF NAMES 287
22. Backmatter 291