Thinking Computers and Virtual Persons. Essays on the Intentionality of Machines

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Contributors, Pages ix-x
Preface, Pages xi-xii, Eric Dietrich
CHAPTER 1 - Thinking Computers and The Problem of Intentionality, Pages 3-34, Eric Dietrich
CHAPTER 2 - Intentionality Is Phlogiston, Pages 37-69, Peter Resnick
CHAPTER 3 - Real Machines and Virtual Intentionality: An Experimentalist Takes on the Problem of Representational Contents, Pages 71-90, Chris Fields
CHAPTER 4 - The Myth of Original Intentionality, Pages 91-107, Daniel C. Dennett
CHAPTER 5 - Computationalism, Pages 109-136, Eric Dietrich
CHAPTER 6 - The Causal Powers of CPUs, Pages 139-156, David Cole
CHAPTER 7 - Could a Machine Think?: Classical AI Is Unlikely to Yield Conscious Machines; Systems That Mimic the Brain Might, Pages 157-171, Paul Churchland, Patricia Churchland
CHAPTER 8 - Intentionality and Computationalism: Minds, Machines, Searle, and Harnad, Pages 173-195, Michael G. Dyer
CHAPTER 9 - Putting One's Foot in One's Head—Part II: How?, Pages 197-224, Donald Perlis
CHAPTER 10 - Syntactic Semantics: Foundations of Computational Natural-Language Understanding, Pages 225-273, William J. Rapaport
CHAPTER 11 - Am I a Computer?, Pages 277-306, Leonard Angel
CHAPTER 12 - Using Representation to Explain, Pages 307-330, Charles Wallis
CHAPTER 13 - Human Reasoning about Artificial Intelligence, Pages 331-353, Patrick J. Hayes, Kenneth M. Ford, Jack R. Adams-Webber
Author Index, Pages 355-357
Subject Index, Pages 359-363