Marking the Mark of the Mental

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Springer Cham (2025)
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This book explores new perspectives on venerable problems about being mental that have always attracted philosophers’ attention. For human beings, being mental is one of the most fascinating research subjects, since having a mind is the feature that makes our life unique. Yet what does mentality really consist in? Is there a realm of the mental that can be singled out from other domains, and in what relation does being mental stand with other basic features of the world, notably being physical or having a body? By linking mentality with intentionality, phenomenal consciousness, and other interesting features this book provides a fresh perspective on philosophy of mind.

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Three Cambridge Arguments for Experientialism.Arnaud Dewalque
Three Cambridge Arguments for Experientialism.Arnaud Dewalque
Three Cambridge Arguments for Experientialism.Arnaud Dewalque
1. Introduction: Marking the Mark of the Mental.  (pages 1-12)Alberto Voltolini
2. Brentano’s “Intentional In-Existence of the Object” as the Defining Mark of Mental Phenomena.  (pages 15-35)Mauro Antonelli
3. Apparent Relationality as the Mark of the Mental.  (pages 37-56)Laura Gow
4. Is Intentionality a Natural Mark of the Mental? On Brentano’s Scientific Methodology.  (pages 57-75)Gianfranco Soldati
5. Naturalizing Phenomenal Intentionality.  (pages 77-102)Andrea Pace Giannotta
6. Cambridge Experientialism Revisited.  (pages 105-123)Arnaud Dewalque
7. The Copula Theory of Experience Makes Experience the Mark of the Mental.  (pages 125-139)Alberto Voltolini
8. A Theory of Phenomenal For-me-ness.  (pages 141-151)Alfredo Tomasetta
9. In Defence of a Sui Generis Disjunctivistic Account of the Mark of the Mental.  (pages 155-184)Alberto Voltolini
In Defence of a Sui Generis Disjunctivistic Account of the Mark of the Mental.  (pages 155-184)A. Barbieri & E. Sacchi
10. Consciousness, Content, and Mentality.  (pages 185-213)Sam Coleman
11. Brentanian Marks of the Mental: From Intentionality to Unity.  (pages 215-232)Mark Textor
12. Character Traits and the Mark of the Mental.  (pages 235-249)Katalin Farkas
13. Love, Understanding and the Marks of the Mental and the Psychological.  (pages 251-270)Kevin Mulligan
14. No Marks of the Mental Without Marks of the Physical.  (pages 271-286)Tuomas K. Pernu

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