Evolution, Naturalism and Mind

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Cambridge University Press (2001)
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Mind the adaptation.  (pages 23-41)Lawrence A. Shapiro
Should Intentionality Be Naturalized?  (pages 43-60)Thomas Bontly
Consciousness: Explaining the phenomena.  (pages 61-85)Peter Carruthers
Norms, history, and the mental.  (pages 87-104)Fred Dretske
What has Natural Information to Do with Intentional Representation?  (pages 105-125)Ruth Garrett Millikan
Locke-ing onto content.  (pages 127-143)Frank Jackson
Theory of mind in non-verbal apes: Conceptual issues and the critical experiments.  (pages 199-223)Andrew Whiten
The principle of conservatism in cognitive ethology.  (pages 225-238)Elliott Sober
Domains, brains and evolution.  (pages 239-266)Michael Wheeler & Anthony Atkinson
Evolution and the human mind: How far can we go?  (pages 267-275)Henry Plotkin

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