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Contemporary Issues in Philosophy of Mind and Cognition

Contemporary Issues in Philosophy of Mind and Cognition. Instructor: Prof. Ranjan K. Panda and Prof. Rajakishore Nath, Department of Humanities and Social Science, IIT Bombay. We human beings are minded beings with several intrinsic features such as rationality, feelings, intentionality, subjectivity, freedom, etc. which make this conscious life significant. It is philosophically essential to reflect on these human features and also reflect on other creatures and things that share the world with us. They also display intelligence and consciousness in their behaviour. This course analyses how human mind is unique in comparison to chimpanzees or robots and how mind can be completely explained in scientific terms. (from nptel.ac.in)

Lecture 11 - Property Dualism

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Lecture 01 - Introduction

Lecture 02 - The Transcendental Consciousness

Lecture 03 - Plato's Theory of Mind

Lecture 04 - Plato's Concept of Mind: The Parable of Cave

Lecture 05 - Aristotle's Concept of Mind

Lecture 06 - The Concept of Mind in Upanishads

Lecture 07 - Dualism I

Lecture 08 - Dualism II

Lecture 09 - Dualism III

Lecture 10 - Argument against Dualism

Lecture 11 - Property Dualism

Lecture 12 - Varieties of Materialism

Lecture 13 - Mind-Body Identity Theory

Lecture 14 - Functionalism

Lecture 15 - The Different Models of Cognitive Mind

Lecture 16 - Connectionism and Folk Psychology

Lecture 17 - Representation

Lecture 18 - Representation (cont.)

Lecture 19 - Artificial Intelligence I

Lecture 20 - Artificial Intelligence II

Lecture 21 - Artificial Intelligence III

Lecture 22 - The Limits of Artificial Intelligence

Lecture 23 - The Limits of Artificial Intelligence (cont.)

Lecture 24 - Biological Naturalism

Lecture 25 - The Concept of Intentionality

Lecture 26 - The Structure of Consciousness

Lecture 27 - The Structure of Consciousness (cont.)

Lecture 28 - Phenomenal Consciousness

Lecture 29 - Phenomenal Consciousness (cont.)

Lecture 30 - Language, Representation and Meaning

Lecture 31 - Language and Meaning

Lecture 32 - Language and Mind

Lecture 33 - Language and the World

Lecture 34 - Language and the World (cont.)

Lecture 35 - Emergentism and Supervenience

Lecture 36 - Reduction and Realization

Lecture 37 - Reduction and Realization (cont.)

Lecture 38 - Cartesian Theory of Mind Revisited

Lecture 39 - Personal Identity

Lecture 40 - Personal Identity (cont.)

Lecture 41 - Creativity: Human vs Machine

Lecture 42 - Creativity: Human vs Machine (cont.)