Moral Foundations of Philosophy of Mind

1. 'Introduction', Joel Backström, Hannes Nykänen, Niklas Toivakainen, Thomas Wallgren.- Part I: Questioning Philosophy of Mind.- 2. 'Mind and moral matter', Thomas Wallgren.- 3. 'The Jaspers case and the paradox of the 'human sciences'', Frederico Leoni.- Part II: Ethical Critiques of Reductive Naturalism.- 4. 'The missing 'E': Radical embodied cognitive science, ecological psychology and the place of ethics in our responsiveness to the lifeworld', Phil Hutchinson.- 5. 'All souls: Wittgenstein and eine Einstellung zur Seele', David R. Cerbone.- 6. 'An attitude towards a soul: Wittgenstein, other minds, and the mind', Edmund Dain.- 7. 'Wittgenstein, psychological self-ascriptions and the moral dimensions of our inner lives', Anne-Marie Søndergaard Christensen.- 8. 'Speak to us of love: Some difficulties in the philosophical and scientific study of love', Camilla Kronqvist.- Part III: The Second Person and the Hidden Moral Dynamics of Philosoph.- 9. 'Philosophy of mind and/as the repression of interpersonal understanding', Joel Backström.- 10. 'So much fuss about nothing: The moral dynamics of the mind-body problem', Niklas Toivakainen.- 11. 'Who wants to be understood? On self-understanding, social affirmation, and love', Fredrik Westerlund.- 12. 'This thing with philosophy', Hannes Nykänen.- 13. ''Private language' and the 2nd person: Wittgenstein and Løgstrup 'versus' Levinas?', Rupert Reed.

Joel Backström is a lecturer at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein and the philosophical significance of Freud.

Hannes Nykänen is a lecturer at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on conscience, repression, collectivity and the ethical centrality of the I-you perspective. Niklas Toivakainen is a researcher at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein, and on the philosophy of technology.