â Intellectual Entertainmentsâ consists of eight dialogues on the nature of the mind and consciousness, thought and thinking, perceptual qualities and ownership of pain. Each dialogue has five participants, some living, some dead and some imaginary who represent different points of view. No philosophical knowledge is presupposed.
â Intellectual Entertainmentsâ consists of eight dialogues on the nature of the mind and consciousness, thought and thinking, perceptual qualities and ownership of pain. Each dialogue has five participants, some living, some dead and some imaginary who represent different points of view. No philosophical knowledge is presupposed.
P. M. S. Hacker is the leading authority on the philosophy of Wittgenstein, on which he has written ten books. He has also written extensively on the philosophy of language. His other area of specialization is philosophy and cognitive neuroscience, on which he has written three books together with the eminent neuroscientist, M. R. Bennett. For Philosophical Foundations of Neuroscience in particular, Hacker was appointed to an honorary UCL professorship in the Department of Neurology at University College London. Hacker has published three volumes of a tetralogy on human nature: The Categorial Framework, The Intellectual Powers and The Passions. The final volume will be The Moral Powers (forthcoming, 2020).
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Acknowledgements Section 1 Two Dialogues on Mind and Body Introduction First Dialogue On the Nature of the Mind Second Dialogue The Mind and the Body Section 2 Two Dialogues on Consciousness Introduction Third Dialogue The Mystery of Consciousness Fourth Dialogue Consciousness as Experience - Consciousness as Life Itself Section 3 A Dialogue on the Objectivity or Subjectivity of Perceptual Qualities Introduction Fifth Dialogue On the Objectivity or Subjectivity of Perceptual Qualities Section 4 Two Dialogues on Thought Introduction Sixth Dialogue Thought Seventh Dialogue Thought and Language Section 5 A Dialogue on Ownership of Pain Introduction Eighth Dialogue Can You Have My Pain? Can Different People Have the Same Pain?
Preface Acknowledgements Section 1 Two Dialogues on Mind and Body Introduction First Dialogue On the Nature of the Mind Second Dialogue The Mind and the Body Section 2 Two Dialogues on Consciousness Introduction Third Dialogue The Mystery of Consciousness Fourth Dialogue Consciousness as Experience - Consciousness as Life Itself Section 3 A Dialogue on the Objectivity or Subjectivity of Perceptual Qualities Introduction Fifth Dialogue On the Objectivity or Subjectivity of Perceptual Qualities Section 4 Two Dialogues on Thought Introduction Sixth Dialogue Thought Seventh Dialogue Thought and Language Section 5 A Dialogue on Ownership of Pain Introduction Eighth Dialogue Can You Have My Pain? Can Different People Have the Same Pain?
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