Abstract: Introduction – Mental Causation – The Causal Closure of the Physical and Naturalism – Dualism – Epiphenomenalism – Anomalous Monism – Non-reductive Materialism – Functionalism – What is Property Physicalism? – What is the Physical? – Idealism – Panpsychism – Subjectivity – Higher-order Theories of Consciousness – Representationalist Theories of Consciousness – Sensory Qualities, Sensible Qualities, Sensational Qualities – The Explanatory Gap – Phenomenal Concepts – The Two-dimensional Argument Against Materialism – Intentional Systems Theory – Wide Content – Narrow Content – Information-theoretic Semantics – Biosemantics – A Measurement-theoretic Account of Propositional Attitudes – The Normativity of the Intentional – Concepts and Possession Conditions – The Distinction Between Conceptual and Nonconceptual Content – Intentionalism – The Content of Perceptual Experience – Phenomenology, Intentionality, and the Unity of the Mind – The Self – Unity of Consciousness – Personal Identity and Metaphysics – Imagination – Thinking – Language and Thought – Consciousness and Reference – Memory – Emotions: Motivating Feelings – Intention and Intentional Action – Folk Psychology – Other Minds – Introspection – Semantic Externalism and Self-knowledge – Self-Deception

Keywords: action, argument, attitude, causation, concept, consciousness, content, dualism, emotion, experience, externalism, functionalism, idealism, identity, imagination, intentionality, knowledge, memory, metaphysics, philosophy of mind, monism, nature, order, personal identity, phenomenology, proposition, qualities, self, semantics, sensation, subject, thinking, epistemic, function, language, mind, representation, subjectivity, thought