Philosophy of Mind 1st Edition

Philosophy of Mind, 1st Edition by Torin Alter, Amy Kind, and Robert J. Howell delivers a clear, rigorous exploration of the central questions about consciousness, mental representation, and the nature of thought. Whether you’re a philosophy student, instructor, or curious reader, this edition maps classical debates and contemporary theories with precision and accessibility.

Begin with striking clarity on topics such as dualism, physicalism, qualia, intentionality, mental causation, and functionalism. The authors blend historical context with modern analytic tools, offering carefully structured chapters that guide readers from foundational problems to cutting-edge arguments. Thoughtful examples and lucid explanations make complex issues approachable without sacrificing scholarly depth.

This book is ideal for undergraduate and graduate courses, seminar reading groups, and independent study. Readers will gain the ability to critically evaluate arguments about the mind-body relationship, compare competing frameworks, and apply philosophical reasoning to interdisciplinary questions in cognitive science, psychology, and AI. Clear summaries and suggestions for further reading support classroom use and exam preparation.

Accessible to an international audience—students and scholars across North America, the UK, Europe, Australia, and Asia—this edition is a compelling resource for anyone engaged with questions about what minds are and how they relate to the world. Add Philosophy of Mind, 1st Edition to your library today to deepen your understanding of one of philosophy’s most vibrant fields. Order now for reliable delivery to your region.

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