INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY OF MIND ADED1057E
Short Description
Mind has become an increasingly important area of modern philosophy. This course introduces most of the important readings on mind and gives a conceptual understanding of how the area works with other areas of philosophy. All the main concepts are introduced and examined critically. Issues of representation, mental phenomena, and their relationships of structure and content of consciousness are examined. The course is self-standing, but also serves as a course that prepares students for many other areas of study at levels 1 and 2 in the credit bearing programme.
Timetable
Wednesday, 19.00-21.00.
Requirements of Entry
CertHE course (undergraduates welcome).
Assessment
One 2,500 word essay to be submitted by the end of week 17 on one of the suggested essay questions. (50%); written examination (90 minutes) at the end of course (50%).