Mind : a historical and philosophical introduction to the major theories /
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Indianapolis, IN :
Hackett Pub. Co.,
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Table of Contents:
- Cartesianism
- Dualism and materialism
- Three arguments against dualism
- Voluntarism and determinism
- The rise and fall of introspective psychology
- Introspectionism
- The behaviorist critique
- The psychoanalytic critique
- The phenomenological critique
- The third generation
- The background of psychoanalysis
- Irrational behavior
- The concept of the unconscious
- The existence of the unconscious
- Other minds
- Resistance
- The theory of psychoanalysis
- The pleasure principle
- The reality principle
- Moral behavior
- Anxiety and defense
- Psychology loses its mind : the behavioral revolution
- Behaviorism and behavioral psychology
- Classical conditioning
- The law of effect
- Drive theory
- Critique of drive theory and psychoanalysis
- The refutation of the strong law of effect
- The refutation of behavioral psychology
- The transition from behaviorism to cognitive science
- Methodological behaviorism
- Metaphysical behaviorism
- Central state identity theory
- Type and token identity
- Functionalism
- Mind regained : the cognitive revolution
- Folk psychology
- Rational belief
- The representational theory of mind
- The language of thought
- Universal grammar
- The modularity of mind
- AI
- Weak AI
- Strong AI
- Mind extended : connectionist, dynamical, and situated cognitive science
- Connectionism
- Criticisms of connectionism
- The dynamical approach
- Situated cognition.