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'''Philosophy of mind''' is the area of [[philosophy]] which deals with philosophical issues about the mind and brain: the metaphysical nature of minds, how we have knowledge of minds and mental phenomena, and the status of those mental phenomena - [[consciousness]], [[qualia]], [[intentionality]], [[perception]], [[memory]] and [[self-knowledge]]. | '''Philosophy of mind''' is the area of [[philosophy]] which deals with philosophical issues about the mind and brain: the metaphysical nature of minds, how we have knowledge of minds and mental phenomena, and the status of those mental phenomena - [[consciousness]], [[qualia]], [[intentionality]], [[perception]], [[memory]] and [[self-knowledge]].[[Category:Suggestion Bot Tag]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:00, 3 October 2024
Philosophy of mind is the area of philosophy which deals with philosophical issues about the mind and brain: the metaphysical nature of minds, how we have knowledge of minds and mental phenomena, and the status of those mental phenomena - consciousness, qualia, intentionality, perception, memory and self-knowledge.