Introduction

Herbert Otto, James Tuedio

1-2

A question about consciousness

Georges Rey

5-24

Rey cogitans

the unquestionability of consciousness

David W. Smith

25-34

Brain states and psychological phenomena

Yuval Lurie

35-48

Psychophysical correspondence

Sense and nonsense

Forrest Williams

49-56

Husserl and the representational theory of mind

Ronald McIntyre

57-76

Meaning and mental representation

Kathleen Emmett

77-84

Husserl's epiphenomenology

Hubert L. Dreyfus

85-104

Testing robots for qualia

James H. Moor

107-118

Qualia, functional equivalence, and computation

Robert Van Gulick

119-126

Animals, qualia, and robots

Henry W. Johnstone

127-136

Mechanism and intentionality

the new world knot

Raymond J. Nelson

137-158

Knotty, knotty

comments on Nelson's "new world knot"

John W. Bender

159-168

Intentionality, folk psychology, and reduction

Christopher S. Hill

169-182

Intentional transaction as a primary structure of mind

James Tuedio

183-198

Sophist vs skeptic

two paradigms of intentional transaction

Steve Fuller

199-208

Commentary on Tuedio's "intentional transaction"

William R. McKenna

209-216

Schemas, cognition and language

toward a naturalist account of mind

Michael A. Arbib

219-238

Naturalism, schemas, and the real philosophical issues in contemporary cognitive science

Harrison Hall

239-248

Schemas, persons, and reality—a rejoinder

Jan Garrett

249-260

Background knowledge and natural language understanding

Christopher A. Fields

261-274

Internality, externality, and intentionality

Norton Nelkin

275-282

Objects and fields

Robert C. Richardson

283-292

Meaning making

some functional aspects

Herbert Otto

293-314

Comments on Otto on translation

Herbert E. Hendry

315-324

Blindness to silence

some dysfunctional aspects of meaning making

Steve Fuller

325-338

Pragmatism, phenomenology, and the psychological sciences

Joseph Margolis

341-354

The soft impeachment

responding to Margolis

R. W. Sleeper

355-364

In defense of pluralism

James Munz

365-370

Toward a new agenda for the philosophy of mind

Herbert Otto, James Tuedio

371-376