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PSYC 241 - Philosophy of Psychology

Type of Course: Lecture, Discussion
A philosophical treatment of the possibility that the mind is a machine that can be studied scientifically. We examine questions concerning (1) the relationship between the mind and the brain, (2) the twin ideas that the human mind is a computer and that an artificial machine could think, (3) the nature of mental representation, and (4) various proposals for how the mind is structured, including connectionism.

Cross Listed: PHIL 243 

Instructor: Mr. Hendricks

When Offered: Offered every year

Faculty: Scott Hendricks, Ph.D. - Associate Professor and Acting Chair, Department of Philosophy; George F. Kneller Chair of Philosophy
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