| 1 | Introduction | |
| 2 | Searle against artificial intelligience (AI): the Chinese room argument | |
| 3 | The Chinese room argument (cont.) | |
| 4 | The Chinese room argument (cont.) and the Turing test | First argument analysis due |
| 5 | The Turing test (cont.) | |
| 6 | Computational complexity (guest lecture by Scott Aaronson) | |
| 7 | Dualism | |
| 8 | Dualism (cont.) | |
| 9 | From dualism to behaviorism | |
| 10 | From behaviorism to the identity theory | First paper due |
| 11 | The identity theory (cont.) | |
| 12 | Kripke's Objection | |
| 13 | Functionalism | Second argument analysis due |
| 14 | Review session | |
| 15 | From functionalism to externalism | |
| 16 | Externalism (cont.) | |
| 17 | From externalism to perception | |
| 18 | Perception: Valberg's puzzle of experience | |
| 19 | Perception, consciousness, and intentionality | |
| 20 | Perception, consciousness, and intentionality (cont.) | |
| 21 | Jackson's knowledge argument | Second paper due |
| 22 | Nagel on bats | |
| 23 | Consciousness and its place in nature | |
| 24 | Consciousness and its place in nature (cont.) | |
| 25 | Free will | Third paper due |
| 26 | Last lecture, including information about the final exam | |
