VOLUME 6 (1993), ISSUE 2

Symposium: The Appendage Theory of Consciousness

THOMAS NATSOULAS
What is wrong with the appendage theory of consciousness

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DAVID M. ROSENTHAL
Higher-order thoughts and the appendage theory of consciousness

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Manuscripts:

JAMES W. GARSON
Mice in mirrored mazes and the mind

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MICHAEL SIPIORA
Repression in the child's conception of the world: A phenomenological reading of Piaget

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RAYMOND W. GIBBS
The intentionalist controversey and cognitive science

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Book Reviews:

CHARLES B. CROSS
Review of KEITH DEVLIN's Logic and information

ROBERT MONTGOMERY
Review of ROBERT D. NYE's The legacy of B.F. Skinner: concepts and perspectives, controversies and misunderstandings

GARY HATFIELD
Reviews of H.B. HARLOW, C.M. BLAKEMORE, & M. WESTON-SMITH's Images and understanding: thoughts about images, ideas about understanding

MARK BALTIN
Review of STEPHEN NEALE's Descriptions