Materialism, opprobrium and the history of philosophy

1-18

To be is to be for the sake of something

Aristotle's arguments with materialism

19-33

Chance, necessity and transformism

brief considerations

35-41

Early modern materialism and the flesh or, forms of materialist embodiment

43-59

Vital materialism and the problem of ethics in the radical enlightenment

61-78

Naturalization, localization

a remark on brains and the posterity of the enlightenment

79-85

Materialism in Australia

the identity theory in retrospect

87-108

Phantom limbs and the first-person perspective

an embodied-materialist response

109-124

Conclusion

Amy E. Varela

125-131