CLINICAL NEUROPHILOSOPHY
Bailey A: Zombies Support Biological Theories of Consciousness
Baldwin JM:Consciousness and Evolution
Block N: Mental Paint
Block N: On a Confusion about a Function of Consciousness
Broad CD: Mind and its Place in Nature
Crick C, Koch C: Towards a Neurobiological Theory of Consciousness
Davies M, Coltheart M: Pathologies of Belief
Dewey J: The Ego as Cause
Fodor JA: The Modularity of Mind
Fuller HS: Why Babe Ruth is the Greatest Home-Run Hitter
Funkhauser E: Do the Self-Deceivers Get what they Want?
Gallagher S: Neurocognitive Models of Schizophrenia
Jaynes J: The Problem of Consciousness
Honderich T: Seeing Things
James W: Are we Automata ?
James W: Consciousness of Lost Limbs
Katz DI: Minimally Conscious States
Koch C, Crick F: On the Zombie within
Lormand E: Inner Sense until Proven Guilty
Martin M: On being Alienated
Martin M: Uncovering Appearances
Murphy D: Darwin in the Madhouse
Nagel T: What is it like to be a Bat?
Nichols S: Reading one's own Mind
Pryor J: Immunity to Error through Misidentification
Puffer Howes E: Accepting the Universe
Robbins P: Kowing me, Knowing you
Searle J: Biological Naturalism
Searle J: Is the Brain a Digital Computer?
Schwitzgebel E: Why did we Thing we Dreamed in Black and White?
Siegel S: Misperception
Skinner BF: Superstition in the Pigeon
Skokowski P: I, Zombie
Smythies J: Biochemical Basis of Coma
Smythies J: Space, Time, and Consciousness
Swinderen B van: Remote Roots of Consciousness in Fruit-Fly ...
Tonneau F: Consciousness Outside the Head
Velmans M: How Could Conscious Experiences Affect Brains?
