WikiProject Philosophy of Mind task list Computational theory of mind - Barely an article (now three para). Emergent materialism and Emergentism - Needing expansion, bibliography, links etc. Jaegwon Kim - Recently expanded, but still needs more info on his work. Mind - Needs to be cleaned up and is far from excellence. Consciousness- edit wars and such. Neurophilosophy - Stub. Needs to be expanded. Neutral monism - Short stub. Physicalism - Needs expansion and cleaning up. The German article is excellent. Stephen Stich - Recently expanded, but still needs more info on his work. Supervenience - Needs cleanup and expansion. The problem of other minds - Needs expansion, bibliography, links etc. Please see the talk page and give your opinion on the article's title. Theory of mind - Needs expansion and cleaning up. Theory-theory - Needs expansion (requested article created 18Sep09 from 1 source) Larry's Text | stubs | | discuss these tasks | Category:Philosophy | Portal:Philosophy | RFC

This user is a participant in the Philosophy of mind task force.

Realising that Wikipedia is the de facto first reference for philosophy of mind on the internet, I would like to contribute to the upkeep and quality of the relevant articles.

I’m particularly interested in the debate surrounding the following questions:

• Ontological Question: What is the mind?
• Semantic Question: What do mental terms mean?
• Epistemological Question: How do we know the mind?
• Methodological Question: How do we best understand the mind?

My own views tend towards revisionary naturalism