Philosophy
Minds, Brains and Science
by John Rogers Searle · 1984
★4.37
Minds, Brains and Science
7 Takeaways: 1) The Mind-Body Problem: Mental Phenomena as Brain Features
Key Insight 1: The Mind-Body Problem: Mental Phenomena as Brain Features
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Key Insight 2: The Syntax vs. Semantics Divide in AI
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Key Insight 3: Cognitive Science: Beyond Computer Metaphors
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Key Insight 4: The Structure of Action: Intentionality and Causation
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Key Insight 5: Social Sciences: The Intrinsically Mental Character
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Key Insight 6: The Illusion of Free Will: Determinism vs. Experience
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Key Insight 7: Reconciling Science and Freedom: A Persistent Conundrum
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