Philosophy of Mind

Specialized Sites - Lists of Resources

Each of the following contains links to dozens of relevant sites

• Philosophy of Mind, AI & Cognitive Science - sub-section of Dey Alexander's Philosophy in Cyberspace. There is also a page devoted to mailing lists
• List of Resources - David Chalmers
• Mind/Brain Resources: A Research Aid - Valerie Hardcastle
• Resources in Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science - University of Hong Kong
• Cognitive Science Homepage
• Artificial Intelligence Resources
• Episteme - links to philosophy of mind, AI & cognitive science

Reference

• Contemporary Philosophy of Mind: An Annotated Bibliography David Chalmers' comprehensive (some 4451 entries) listing
• Bibliography of Non-conceptual Content
• Dictionary of Philosophy of Mind compiled by Chris Eliasmith

Online Articles

• Online Papers on Consciousness David Chalmers' well-organized listing of some 332 articles
• The International Directory of On-Line Philosophy Papers
• Available Preprints Daniel Dennett

Teaching Resources

A good many of the fairly recent articles in a standard "mind" anthology are available online; there are also some course outlines with suggested reading for specific topics:

• Minds and Machines Ned Block
• Research Seminar on Minds and Machines Ned Block and Thomas Nagel
• Course Materials in Philosophy ... contains a few (but not many) mind-relevant links

Software

• TM, The Turing Machine Interpreter - create, alter and run Turing Machines
• Planetary: The Artificial Intelligence Playground - converse with some simple-minded robots
• Neural Nets & Connectionism - list of freeware and shareware
• ALife Online

Miscellaneous

• The Alan Turing Homepage maintained by Alan Hodges
• University of Chicago Philosophy Project - discussions of the language of thought hypothesis, pictorial representation, the work of Sellars.
• Links pertaining to phenomenologists and phenomenology: CARP: The Center for Advanced Research in Phenomenology. More specifically, see the Heidegger page Ereignis (with a nice picture of an illuminated forest) and The Husserl Page.
• For material on Wittgenstein, try starting off from Brian Carver's Ludwig Wittgenstein or Bjorn's Wittgenstein page.
• For work on complexity and emergence, the Santa Fe Institute is one place to go, Complexity Related Links is another.
• Research Sources on Concepts of Person and Self

A playable download of The Philosopher's Song