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The Philosophy of Mind
Course Number 42412 lectures (45 minutes/lecture)
Taught by:
Professor John R. SearleUniversity of California at Berkeley
What is the nature of the human mind? How does the mind fit in as part of the physical world? Can the mind understand the mind? Until we can answer questions such as these, we do not understand ourselves. In a way, these are the most important problems in contemporary intellectual life, because they naturally expand into questions such as How do human beings fit into the physical universe?
What is the relation of the social sciences and the natural sciences? Do we have freedom of the will? and many other questions.
Any discussion of these matters has to begin with the French philosopher René Descartes, who divided the world into two parts, mind and body. Much of the philosophy of the mind since Descartes has been an effort to put the two parts of the world back together again.
Professor John Searle, one of the worlds most respected contemporary philosophers, takes us on a journey of philosophical wonder, difficulty and understanding, to try to explain the many issues raised in this field of philosophical inquiry.
One of the most controversial questions discussed by Professor Searle is whether computers can think. This question is not as clear as it appears on the surface and Professor Searle clarifies it in such a way as to give us the possibility of a clear cut answer.
The issues raised by this course are the most central the mind can ask. It is a joy to have them explained and explored with so capable a guide.
Lecture 1: Dualism Descartes' Legacy
Lecture 2: Alternatives to DualismMaterialism and Its Contents
Lecture 3: Strong Artificial Intelligence
Lecture 4: The Chinese- Room Argument and Its Critics
Lecture 5: Can a Machine Think?
Lecture 6: Is the Brain a Digital Computer?
Lecture 7: Some Solutions to Descartes' Problems
Lecture 8: The Structure of Consciousness
Lecture 9: How to Study Consciousness Scientifically
Lecture 10: How the Mind WorksAn Introduction to Intentionality
Lecture 11: The Structure of Action and Perception
Lecture 12: The Construction of Social Reality
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