An edition of Philosophy of psychology
(2005)
Philosophy of psychology
a contemporary introduction
by José Luis Bermúdez
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"José Luis Bermúdez introduces the philosophy of psychology as an interdisciplinary exploration of the nature and mechanisms of cognition. Philosophy of Psychology charts out four influential 'pictures of the mind' and uses them to explore central topics in the philosophical foundations of psychology, including the relation between different levels of studying the mind/brain; the nature and scope of psychological explanation; the architecture of cognition; and the relation between thought and language."--Publisher description.
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Philosophy of psychology: a contemporary introduction
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Table of Contents
Levels of psychological explanation and the interface problem
Explanation at different levels
Personal and subpersonal levels of explanation
Horizontal explanation, vertical explanation, and commonsense psychology
the interface problem and four pictures of the mind
The nature of commonsense psychology: the autonomous mind and the functional mind
The autonomous mind and commonsense psychology
The autonomous mind and the interface problem
The functional mind
Philosophical functionalism and psychological functionalism
Psychological functionalism and the interface problem
Causes in the mind : from the functional mind to the
Representational mind
Causation by content : problems with the functional mind
The representational mind and the language of thought
The mind as a computer
Neural networks and the neurocomputational mind
Top-down explanation vs. the co-evolutionary research strategy
Cognition, co-evolution, and the brain
Neural network models
Neural network modelling and the co-evolutionary research paradigm : the example of language
Rationality, mental causation and commonsense psychology
Real patterns without real causes
How anomalous is the mental?
The counterfactual approach
The scope of commonsense psychology
Thinking about the scope of commonsense psychology
Implicit and explicit commonsense psychology : the broad construal
Modest revisionism : the simulationist proposal
Narrowing the scope of commonsense psychology (1)
Narrowing the scope of commonsense psychology (2)
Emotion perception in social interactions
The indefinitely iterated prisoner's dilemma
6.5.3. frames and routines
A suggestion?
From perception to action
From perception to action : the standard view
Cognitive architecture and the standard view
The distinction between perception and cognition
Domain-specific reasoning and the massive modularity hypothesis
Propositional attitudes : contents and vehicle
Another look at the interface problem
The argument for structure
The problem of structure in artificial neural networks
Rejecting the structure requirement
Finding structure in artificial neural networks
Words and thoughts
Thinking in words (1) : the inner speech hypothesis
Thinking in words (2) : the rewiring hypothesis
The state of play
Practical reasoning and the language of thought
Perceptual integration
Concept learning.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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