The mind-brain identity theory
Subtitle: a collection of papers
By: compiled, edited and furnished with an introduction, by C. V. Borst. Contributors: D. M. Armstrong [and others]
Contributors: Armstrong, D. M. 1926-
Series: Controversies in philosophy
Publisher: Macmillan; St Martin's P.
Published: 1970
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 261
Subjects: Mind-brain identity theory.; Mind and body.
Table of contents: value: Mind body, not a pseudo-problem, by H. Feigl.; value: Is consciousness a brain process? by U. T. Place.; value: Sensations and brain processes, by J. J. C. Smart.; value: The nature of mind, by D. M. Armstrong.; value: Materialism as a scientific hypothesis, by U. T. Place.; value: Sensations and brain processes: a reply to J. J. C. Smart, by J. T. Stevenson.; value: Further remarks on sensations and brain processes, by J. J. C. Smart.; value: Smart on sensations, by K. Baier.; value: Brain processes and incorrigibility, by J. J. C. Smart.; value: Could mental states be brain processes? by J. Shaffer.; value: The identity of mind and body, by J. Cornman.; value: Shaffer on the identity of mental states and brain processes, by R. Coburn.; value: Mental events and the brain, by J. Shaffer.; value: Comment: mental events and the brain, by P. Feyerabend.; value: Materialism and the mind-body problem, by P. Feyerabend.; value: Materialism, by J. J. C. Smart.; value: Scientific materialism and the identity theory, by N. Malcolm.; value: Professor Malcolm on scientific materialism and the identity theory, by E. Sosa.; value: Rejoinder to Mr. Sosa, by N. Malcolm.; value: Mind-body identity, privacy and categories, by R. Rorty.; value: Physicalism, by T. Nagel.; value: Mind-body identity, a side issue? by C. Taylor.; value: Illusions and identity, by J. M. Hinton.; value: Bibliography (p. [259]-261)