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Philosophy 4
Knowledge and Its Limits
A Parallel Introduction to Contemporary Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind
Summer 2004
Lecture Notes and Handouts
How to write a philosophy paper: Guidelines
First handout (Behaviorism and Physicalism)
Second handout (Three Kinds of Functionalism)
Third handout (The systems reply to Searle's Chinese Room argument)
Fourth handout (Mental content - Grice and Peirce)
Fifth handout (Daniel C Dennett and the Intentional Stance)
Sixth handout (Fred Dretske and the Naturalistic Theories of Mental Content)
Seventh handout (Internalism and Externalism about Mental Content)
Eighth handout (Knowledge: Terminology and Big Picture)
Ninth handout (Knowledge: Internalism and Externalism)
Tenth handout (Knowledge: How to be an Epistemic Externalist?)
Eleventh handout (The Structure of Knowledge: Foundationalism)
Twelfth handout (The Structure of Knowledge: Coherentism)
Thirteenth handout (Knowledge, Content and Justification: Hints for the paper topics)