Pete Mandik is trailing his forthcoming book – Key Terms in Philosophy of Mind - to be published by Continuum. From what I’ve read of Pete’s work, he always offers a reliable hard-nosed account of issues in the philosophy of mind and is very up on the literature – he is not stuck in rehashing philosophy of mind circa 1989 – as it seems some are apt to do. An added bonus to the reader is that they can follow Pete’s blog which is arguably the most vibrant and provocative of blogs – Brain Hammer – here is a real enthusiast. Oh yes, a characteristic Mandik paper entitled “Shit Happens” for EPISTEME‘s special issue on conspiracy theories is well worth checking out given that conspiracy continues to animate the popular mind.
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Steps to a “Properly Embodied” Cognitive Science
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Intersubjectivity and Objectivity in Adam Smith and Edmund Husserl
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Epistemological Problems of Privacy and Secrecy
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Science, the Market and Iterative Knowledge
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The Goldilocks problem and extended cognition
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Is external memory memory? Biological memory and extended mind
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Brain (call) box
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A liberal arts education
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In Praise of Reason
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The Zombie Within
