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- PHIL100: Introduction to Philosophy
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- PHIL207A: Introduction to Ancient Philosophy
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- PHIL210: Introduction to Early Modern Philosophy
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- PHIL251: Knowledge, Certainty and Skepticism
- PHIL252: Introduction to Metaphysics
- PHIL260: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind
- PHIL261: Philosophy of Religion
- PHIL290: Introduction to Selected Topics
- PHIL301: Plato
- PHIL303: Aristotle
- PHIL305A: Early Medieval Philosophy
- PHIL305B: Later Medieval Philosophy
- PHIL306: The Rationalists
- PHIL308: The Empiricists
- PHIL309: Kant
- PHIL311: Existentialist Thinkers
- PHIL314: 19th-Century Philosophy
- PHIL316: History of Analytic Philosophy
- PHIL321: Philosophy of Medicine
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- PHIL351: Epistemology
- PHIL352: Metaphysics
- PHIL354: Philosophy of Language
- PHIL356: Philosophy of Science
- PHIL358: Theory of Perception
- PHIL360: Philosophy and Film
- PHIL362: Philosophy of Mind
- PHIL370: Theoretical Logic
- PHIL371: Logic
- PHIL375: Philosophy of Mathematics
- PHIL379: Early Greek Thought
- PHIL380: Wittgenstein
- PHIL383: The Life and Times of Socrates
- PHIL390: Topics in Philosophy
- PHIL391: Directed Studies in Philosophy
- PHIL420: Advanced Topics in Philosophy of Science
- PHIL424: Advanced Studies in Ancient Philosophy
- PHIL426: Major Figures in Ancient Philosophy
- PHIL427: Advanced Studies in Early Modern Philosophy
- PHIL430: Advanced Ethics
- PHIL431: Advanced Biomedical Ethics
- PHIL433: Advanced Social and Political Philosophy
- PHIL436: Advanced Philosophy of Law
- PHIL440: Advanced Aesthetics
- PHIL450: Advanced Metaphysics
- PHIL451: Advanced Epistemology
- PHIL453: Advanced Theory of Perception
- PHIL460: Advanced Philosophy of Mind
- PHIL462: Advanced Philosophy of Language
- PHIL490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy
- PHIL491: Directed Studies in Philosophical Topics
PHIL260
Introduction to Philosophy of Mind
An introduction to the study of mind and its place in nature. Typical issues: Is the mind physical or non-physical? How is the mind related to the body and the rest of nature? Are conscious mental processes just neurophysical processes? Is thought nothing but computation? Can we know the presence and nature of other minds? Are animals, plants, or machines conscious? Can the mind be explained scientifically?
Lecture: 3h
Lab: 0h
Tutorial: 0h
Credits: 1.5