Intentionalism about the mental is the thesis is that all mental matters are intentional, that they all have directedness or 'aboutness' (e.g., Brentano 1874/1973, Crane).
Just as his contemporary William Harvey, of whom he thought very highly, had made such progress in explaining biological matters, so too (Hobbes might have thought) might we expect further scientists to succeed in explaining mental matters.
Though the ancients had much to say about mental matters, it is less clear whether they had any specific concepts or concerns for what we now think of as consciousness.
Any matters indicating possible mental health matters (psychiatric history, exceptional crime scene circumstances or victim groups etc).
But to Mr. Jackson, "this is a mental hygiene matter".
A Queensland ambulance service spokeswoman confirmed two crews had been dispatched in response to a "mental health matter".
Government authorities can't trawl through your computer speculatively for correspondence in which you reveal you are dealing with a mental health matter, because that's none of their business without judicial authorisation.
Mental health mattered to the reader of the nineteen-fifties, in a way that, say, aids mattered in the novels of the late nineteen-eighties.
The mental game matters too, Sinclair adds.
