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This is a list of philosophy of mind articles.

Alan Turing
Alexius Meinong
Anomalous monism
Anthony Kenny
Arnold Geulincx
Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness
Australian materialism
Baruch Spinoza
Biological naturalism
Brain in a vat
C. D. Broad
Chinese room
Conscience
Consciousness
Consciousness Explained
Critical realism (philosophy of perception)
Daniel Dennett
David Hartley (philosopher)
David Kellogg Lewis
David Malet Armstrong
Direct realism
Direction of fit
Disquisitions relating to Matter and Spirit
Donald Davidson (philosopher)
Dream argument
Dualism (philosophy of mind)
Duration (Bergson)
Edmund Husserl
Eliminative materialism
Embodied philosophy
Emergent materialism
Evil demon
Exclusion principle (philosophy)
Frank Cameron Jackson
Fred Dretske
Functionalism (philosophy of mind)
G. E. M. Anscombe
Georg Henrik von Wright
George Edward Moore
Gilbert Harman
Gilbert Ryle
Gottfried Leibniz
Hard problem of consciousness
Henri Bergson
Hilary Putnam
Idealism
Immaterialism
Indefinite monism
Instrumentalism
Internalism and externalism
Intuition pump
J. J. C. Smart
Jaegwon Kim
Jerry Fodor
John Perry (philosopher)
John Searle
Karl Popper
Kendall Walton
Kenneth Allen Taylor
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Mad pain and Martian pain
Mental property
Methodological solipsism
Michael Tye (philosopher)
Mind
Mind-body dichotomy
Monism
Multiple Drafts Model
Multiple realizability
Naming and Necessity
Naïve realism
Neurophenomenology
Neutral monism
Noam Chomsky
Parallelism (philosophy)
Personal identity
Phenomenalism
Philosophy of artificial intelligence
Philosophy of mind
Philosophy of perception
Physicalism
Pluralism (philosophy)
Privileged access
Problem of other minds
Property dualism
Psychological nominalism
Qualia
Reflexive monism
René Descartes
Representational theory of mind
Richard Rorty
Ron McClamrock
Self (philosophy)
Society of Mind
Solipsism
Stephen Stich
Subjective idealism
Supervenience
Sydney Shoemaker
Tad Schmaltz
The Concept of Mind
The Meaning of Meaning
Thomas Nagel
Turing test
Type physicalism
Unconscious mind
Wilfrid Sellars
William Hirstein
William James