Consciousness, Free Will, and the Sciences of the Mind  

作　　者：Timothy O'Connor 

机构地区：[1]Department of Philosophy, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405, USA

出　　处：《Frontiers of Philosophy in China》2018年第3期394-401,共8页中国哲学前沿（英文版）

摘　　要：In his review of the trio of philosopher-scientist dialogues on the nature and capacities of the human mind, Paul Thagard （2018） advocates clearly and forcefully for a fairly extreme position, which he advances as preferable to an equally extreme alternative. I will suggest a middle path that becomes attractive when one attends not just to the range of data now pouring forth from the sciences of mind but also to our own experience as minded individuals.In his review of the trio of philosopher-scientist dialogues on the nature and capacities of the human mind, Paul Thagard （2018） advocates clearly and forcefully for a fairly extreme position, which he advances as preferable to an equally extreme alternative. I will suggest a middle path that becomes attractive when one attends not just to the range of data now pouring forth from the sciences of mind but also to our own experience as minded individuals.

关 键 词：CONSCIOUSNESS free will EMERGENCE QUALIA DUALISM cognitivescience first-person perspective 

分 类 号：G316[文化科学] B842.2[哲学宗教—基础心理学]