Professor at the University of Warwick, UK. Author of "Consciousness in Action" and other works on active, situated cognition, as well as works on political and normative philosophy.

A critic of naturalism about the mind in general, and the computational theory of the mind in particular. Although computational approaches to cognition may be scientifically valid, they do not explain intentionality or solve the mind-body problem.

Interests include: our poor knowledge of our own conscious experience, dispositional theories of belief, developmental psychology, and evil.

Mental representation, Dynamic Systems Theory, Connectionism, Philosophy of Neuroscience, Epistemology, etc. Editor of the online Dictionary of Philosophy of Mind.

Probably the leading advocate of the "representational theory of consciousness," an attempt at a physicalistic account of qualia. Has also done influential work on mental imagery, perception, the nature of mental states, etc

Folk psychology; nativism and modularity; intentional content; evolutionary psychology; cognitive architecture; consciousness; natural language in human cognition.

Editor of the journal Philosophical Psychology, and Professor of Philosophy at UCSD.

Papers on the Philosophy and Cognitive Science of visual perception by this philosopher, based at the University of California, Berkeley.

Philosophical psychology, philosophy of psychiatry, Buddhist and Taoist philosophy, the nonexistence of the self, early Greek thought, existentialism, psychoanalysis, and human sexuality.

Writings by and about leading thinkers in cognitive science, and critics and observers of the philosophy of mind. Ordered alphabetically.