• Preface


• Introduction


• Section I -- Naturalism and Reductionism


• 1. Varieties of Naturalism: What is a Naturalistic Philosophy of Mind?


• 2. Reduction and Supervenience: The Contemporary Problematic in Philosophy of Mind


• 3. The Demise of Reductionism in Philosophy of Science




• Section II


• 4. Reductionism and Eliminativism


• 5. Dualism and the Explanatory Gaps


• 6. Non-Reductive Physicalism and Mysterianism




• Section III -- Cognitive Pluralism


• 7. Two Types of Pluralism


• 8. The Scope and Plausibility of Cognitive Pluralist Epistemology


• 9. Cognitive Pluralism and Modal Metaphysics


• 10. Cognitive Pluralism and Naturalism


• Bibliography

Steven Horst is Chair, Department of Philosophy, Wesleyan University; author of Symbols, Computation, and Intentionality: A Critique of the Computational Theory of Mind and Laws, Mind, and Free Will.

A positive, alternative approach to mind which sees the philosophy of mind, like the sciences, as cognitive enterprises trying to model local features of the world and ourselves.