Mindwaves : thoughts on intelligence, identity, and consciousness, edited by Colin Blakemore and Susan Greenfield

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Mindwaves : thoughts on intelligence, identity, and consciousness, edited by Colin Blakemore and Susan Greenfield

Link

• https://openlibrary.org/books/OL26366520M
• https://archive.org/details/mindwaves00coli

Title remainder

thoughts on intelligence, identity, and consciousness

Statement of responsibility

edited by Colin Blakemore and Susan Greenfield

Instantiates

• Mindwaves : thoughts on intelligence, identity, and consciousness

Publication

• Oxford, UK | New York, NY, USA, B. Blackwell, 1987

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

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volume

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nc

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rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• Individuality
• Hans Eysenck
• Innate and cultural aspects of human non-verbal communication
• Michael Argyle
• Why psychoanalysis is not a science
• Anthony Storr
• Psychoanalytic explanation, with special reference to historical material
• Brian Farrell
• pt. 2.
• Animals: How do they think, and do they have minds?:
• pt. 1.
• Animal minds
• Nicholas Mackintosh
• Thoughts without words
• Herbert Terrace
• The description and evaluation of animal emotion
• Stephen Clark
• Minding and mattering
• Marian Stamp Dawkins
• The evolution of animal signals
• John Krebs
• Persons: What makes an individual?:
• Intelligence: a comparative perspective
• Euan Macphail
• Intelligence -a reply to Euan Macphail
• Jennifer Hornsby
• pt. 3.
• Machines: Could they have minds?:
• Minds and brains without programs
• John Searle
• In defence of artificial intelligence -a reply to John Searle
• Richard Gregory
• Divided brains -divided minds?
• How could consciousness arise from the computations of the brain?
• Philip Johnson-Laird
• Minds, machines and mathematics
• Roger Penrose
• Could a machine be conscious?
• Colin McGinn
• pt. 4.
• Ideas: how brains could have minds, and why:
• Brain and mind, two or one?
• Sir John Eccles
• Donald MacKay
• Neuropsychology and the nature of consciousness
• Larry Weiskrantz
• The mind-brain relation: a psuedoproblem?
• János Szentágothai
• 'Mindness' as a functional state of the brain
• Rodolfo Llinás
• The biological role of consciousness
• Horace Barlow
• The inner eye of consciousness
• Nicholas Humphrey
• Divided minds and the nature of persons
• The nature of conscious awareness
• John Crook
• pt. 5.
• Problems: What is mind?:
• Can neuroscience contribute to philosophy?
• Ed Hundert
• The order of the mind
• Paul Seabright
• Mind, brain and self-conscious mind
• Ted Honderich
• Derek Parfit
• The mind-brain identity as a scientific hypothesis: a second look
• Jeffrey Gray
• Languages, minds and brains
• Peter Hacker
• The grammar in your head
• Roy Harris
• Schizophrenia and human individuality
• Gordon Claridge

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1 online resource (ix, 525 pages

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online

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unmediated

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rdamedia

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n

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illustrations, portraits)

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mindwaves00coli

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remote

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(OCoLC)1036707702