Essays On Nonconceptual Content

Writers Concerned With Topics As Varied As The Philosophy Of Mind, Cognitive Science, Artificial Intelligence, Epistemology And Aesthetics Have All Challenged Conceptualism. This Volume Offers Some Of The Important Work On Nonconceptual Content In The Philosophy Of Mind And Psychology. Sensation And Perception / Fred Dretske -- Demonstrative Identification / Gareth Evans -- Nonconceptual Content / John Mcdowell -- What Might Nonconceptual Content Be? / Robert Stalnaker -- Scenarios, Concepts, And Perception / Christopher Peacocke -- Content, Conceptual Content, And Nonconceptual Content / Adrian Cussins-- Connectionism And Cognitive Flexibility / Andy Clark -- Nonconceptual Content: From Perceptual Experience To Subpersonal Computational States / José Luis Bermúdez -- The Nonconceptual Content Of Perceptual Experience: Situation Dependence And Fineness Of Grain / Sean Kelly -- The Waterfall Illusion / Tim Crane -- Perception, Concepts, And Memory / Michael Martin -- Perception, Sensation, And Nonconceptual Content / D.w. Hamlyn -- A Representational Theory Of Pains And Their Phenomenal Character / Michael Tye -- Emotion And Force / York H. Gunther -- Peacocke's Argument Against The Autonomy Of Nonconceptual Representational Content / José Luis Bermúdez -- Nonconceptual Content: Kinds, Rationales, And Relations / Christopher Peacocke. Edited By York H. Gunther. A Bradford Book. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [323]-331) And Index.