See the entries on scientific realism, computational theory of mind, externalism about mental content, and narrow mental content.
We now turn to the tension between content externalism and mental causation.
The non-expert is able to refer to the species only by using the word with an attitude of linguistic deference to these experts, who become in effect linguistic authorities (Putnam 1975 and Burge 1979; see the entries on narrow mental content and externalism about mental content).
For more on the reference of mental states, see the entries on causal theories of mental content, externalism about mental content, and teleological theories of mental content.
He thought of logic as turning on structural forms, independent of both their semantic contents and the mental acts by which they are grasped.
We suggest that when tailored to the specific disorder, the Mental Imagery Interview provides an appropriate methodology to investigate the occurrence, content and experience of mental imagery in clinical populations, and generates information that can be useful as a therapeutic target.
The distinction between the "psychological" (mental) content and the object of a mental act, introduced in 1899, became a hallmark of his anti-psychologism.
The first experiment will examine the content and accuracy of mental representations of a well-known environment.
The project presented here aimed to describe the content and quality of mental health trials within this dataset.
Players register and use "gamified" components and content to address mental and physical health challenges and to pursue identified goals.
Soon after, it became apparent that these filters had actually made it impossible for many to access Childline and Refuge's websites, gay and lesbian content, sex education materials and mental health websites, to name just a few.
