Problems of Mind: Descartes to Wittgenstein

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Preface
I: Mind and Body
	1: A Mysterious Union
	2: Cartesian Dualism
	3: Impressions and Ideas
	4: Ideas as the Mind’s Immediate Objects
	5: Words and Ideas
	6: Inner Ostensive Definition
	7: Inferring the Existence of Other Minds
	8: Solipsism
	9: The Living Human Being
	10: Obtaining Concepts by Introspection
	11: Tangible and Intangible Mental Phenomena
	12: Using a Picture
	13: Knowing What Pain Is
	14: The Man Who Has Never Felt Pain
	15: A Comparison with Blindness
	16: Ostensive Definition Revisited
	17: Getting Rid of the Private Object
II: Materialism
	18: Minds and Brains
	19: Contingent Identity
	20: Conceptual Revision
	21: The Brain as the Subject of Experience
	22: Direct and Private Access
III: Logical Behaviorism
	23: The Rejection of Introspection
	24: The Asymmetry in Mental Concepts
	25: The Asymmetry as Implying Two Senses of Mental Terms
	26: Attitudes Toward Persons