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1. Prologue

  • The Agents of the Mind
  • The Mind and the Brain
  • The Society of Mind
  • The World of Blocks
  • Common Sense
  • Agents and Agencies

2. Wholes and Parts

  • Components and Connections
  • Novelists and Reductionists
  • Parts and Wholes
  • Holes and Parts
  • Easy Things are Hard
  • Are People Machines?

3. Conflict and Compromise

  • Conflict
  • Noncompromise
  • Hierarchies
  • Heterarchies
  • Destructiveness
  • Pain and Pleasure Simplified

4. The Self

  • The Self
  • One Self or Many?
  • The Soul
  • The Conservative Self
  • Exploitation
  • Self-Control
  • Long-Range Plans
  • Ideals

5. Individuality

  • Circular Causality
  • Unanswerable Questions
  • The Remote-Control Self
  • Personal Identity
  • Fashion and Style
  • Traits
  • Permanent Identity

6. Insight and Introspection

  • Consciousness
  • Signals and Signs
  • Thought Experiments
  • B-Brains
  • Frozen Reflection
  • Momentary Mental Time
  • The Causal Now
  • Thinking Without Thinking
  • Heads in the Clouds
  • Worlds Out of Mind
  • In-Sight
  • Internal Communication
  • Self-Knowledge is Dangerous
  • Confusion

7. Problems and Goals

  • Intelligence
  • Uncommon Sense
  • The Puzzle Principle
  • Problem Solving
  • Learning and Memory
  • Reinforcement and Reward
  • Local Responsibility
  • Difference-Engines
  • Intentions
  • Genius

8. A Theory of Memory

9. Summaries

10. Papert's Principle

11. The Shape of Space

12. Learning Meaning

13. Seeing and Believing

14. Reformulation

15. Consciousness and Memory

16. Emotion

17. Development

18. Reasoning

19. Words and Ideas

20. Context and Ambiguity

21. Trans-Frames

22. Expression

23. Comparisons

24. Frames

25. Frame-Arrays

26. Language- Frames

27. Censors and Jokes

28. The Mind and the World

29. The Realms of Thought

30. Mental Models

Appendix