Mind, Value, and Reality

Part 1 Greek ethics: the role of Eudaimonia in Aristotle's ethics some issues in Aristotle's moral psychology virtue and reason. Part 2 Reason, value and reality: are moral requirements hypothetical imperatives? might there be external reasons? aesthetic value, objectivity, and the fabric of the world values and secondary qualities projection and truth in ethics two sorts of naturalism non-cognitivism and rule-following. Part 3 Issues in Wittgenstein: Wittgenstein on following a rule meaning and intentionality in Wittgenstein's later philosophy one strand in the private language argument intentionality and interiority in Wittgenstein. Part 4 Mind and self: functionalism and anomalous monism the content of perceptual experience reductionism and the first person.