WEEK 6: CONSCIOUSNESS

• Locke, “An Essay Concerning Human Understanding”, Book 2, Chapter 1, Section 19 (E-Reserve)

• Bealer, “Self-Consciousness” http://phil415.pbwiki.com/f/Bealer.pdf

WEEK 7-10: PERSONAL IDENTITY

• Unger, “The Survival of the Sentient” http://phil415.pbwiki.com/f/Unger.pdf

• Quinton, “The Soul” (Perry, pp. 53-72)

• Grice, “Personal Identity” (Perry, pp. 73-95)

• Butler, “Of Personal Identity” (Perry, pp. 99-105)

• Perry, “Personal Identity, Memory, and the Problem of Circularity” (Perry, pp. 135- 154)

• Hume, “Our Idea of Identity”, “Of Personal Identity” and “Second Thoughts (Perry, pp. 159-176)

• Johnston, “Human Beings” (E-Reserve)

• Chisholm, “The Persistence of Persons” (E-Reserve)

• Heller, “Temporal Parts of Four-Dimensional Objects” (E-Reserve)

WEEK 11-15: PAIN

• Dretske, “The Epistemology of Pain” (Aydede, pp. 59-72)

• Perkins, “An Indirectly Realistic, Representational Account of Pain(ed) Perception” (Aydede, pp. 199-217)

• Pitcher, “Pain Perception” http://phil415.pbwiki.com/f/PitcherPain.pdf

• Aydede, “The Main Difficulty with Pain” (Aydede, pp. 123-133)

• Tye, “In Defense of Representationalism: Reply to Commentaries” (Aydede, pp. 163-174)

• Block, “Bodily Sensations as on Obstacle for Representationalism” (Aydede, pp. 137-142)

• Maund, “Michael Tye on Pain and Representational Content” (Aydede, pp. 143-148)

• Price and Aydede, “The Experimental Use of Introspection in the Scientific Study of Pain and Its Integration with Third-Person Methodologies: The Experimental-Phenomenological” (Aydede, pp. 243-267)

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