The nature of the mind lies at the heart of the eternal human quest for understanding. What does it mean to think? What is the relation between mind and body, and where do we draw the line between physical and mental? With an enthusiastic and scholarly approach, Professor Andrew Pessin of Connecticut College addresses these and other questions, including a studied look at beliefs, consciousness, groundbreaking thought experiments, and whether or not computers can ever truly think.
The nature of the mind lies at the heart of the eternal human quest for understanding. What does it mean to think? What is the relation between mind and body, and where do we draw the line between physical and mental? With an enthusiastic and scholarly approach, Professor Andrew Pessin of Connecticut College addresses these and other questions, including a studied look at beliefs, consciousness, groundbreaking thought experiments, and whether or not computers can ever truly think.
Engelska
The Problems of Philosophy
Consciousness : How Our Brains Turn Matter Into Meaning
Forallx - An Introduction to Formal Logic
Philosophy of Mind : A Very Short Introduction
Good and Evil : 12 Philosophers on How to Live
Mortal Questions (Canto Classics)
Beginners' Guide To Journalism & Mass Communication
The Laws of Thought : The Quest for a Mathematical Theory of the Mind
Ethics and Human Nature : Humanism, Morality, and the Nature of Existence (5 in 1)
The Organon
The First : How to Think About Hate Speech, Campus Speech, Religious Speech, Fake News, Post-Truth, and Donald Trump
Ethical and Social Philosophers : The Impact of Philosophy on Contemporary Ethics and Social Structures (2 in 1)