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*1001 $aKim, Jaegwon,$ekirjoittaja.
*24510$aPhilosophy of mind /$cJaegwon Kim.
*250  $aThird edition.
*260  $aNew York$bRoutledge, Taylor & Francis Group,$c2011
*264 1$aBoulder, CO :$bWestview Press,$c[2011]
*300  $ax, 374 sivua ;$c23 cm
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*500  $ahum.tdk
*500  $aFILK-226 Mielen filosofia
*5050 $a1. Introduction -- 2. Mind as immaterial substance : Descartes’s dualism -- 3. Mind and behavior : behaviorism -- 4. Mind as the brain : the psychoneural identity theory -- 5. Mind as a computing machine : machine functionalism -- 6. Mind as a causal system : causal-theoretical functionalism -- 7. Mental causation -- 8. Mental content -- 9. What is consciousness? -- 10. Consciousness and the mind-body problem -- References -- Index.
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This book explores a range of issues in the philosophy of mind, with the mind-body problem as the main focus. It serves as a stimulus to the reader to engage with the problems of the mind and try to come to terms with them, and examines Descartes's mind-body dualism.