Volume 02 (1958): Concepts, theories, and the mind-body problem

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Concepts, theories, and the mind-body problem. Preliminaries
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958)
Unity of science as a working hypothesis
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Oppenheim, Paul; Putnam, Hilary
The theoretician's dilemma: a study in the logic of theory construction
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Hempel, Carl G.
Definitions, explanations, and theories
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Scriven, Michael
Disposition concepts and extensional logic
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Pap, Arthur
Counterfactuals, dispositions, and the causal modalities
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Sellars, Wilfrid
General statements as rules of inference?
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Alexander, H. Gavin
Persons
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Strawson, P. F.
The significance of experience of the individual for the science of psychology
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Zener, Karl
The "mental" and the "physical"
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Feigl, Herbert
When shall we use our heads instead of the formula?
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Meehl, Paul F.
Appendix: Intentionality and the mental
(University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1958) Sellars, Wilfrid; Chisholm, Roger M.
The appendix includes an introduction by Wilfrid Sellars, an edited version of "Sentences about believing" by Roger M. Chisholm, and correspondence between Sellars and Chisholm discussing their points of disagreement.