Heidegger, Coping, and Cognitive Science: Essays in Honor of Hubert L. Dreyfus - Volume 2

• Foreword, Terry Winograd
• Introduction, Mark Wrathall and Jeff Malpas

Part I: Coping and Intenionality

• Coping and Its Contrasts, Joseph Rouse
• Coping with Others with Folk Psychology, Theodore R. Schatzki
• Practices, Practical Holism and Background Practices, David Stern
• The Limits of Phenomenology, John Searle
• Background Practices, Capacities, and Heideggerian Disclosure, Mark A. Wrathall
• What's Wrong With Foundationalism? Knowledge, Agency and World, Charles Taylor

Part II: Computers and Cognitive Science

• Context and Background: Dreyfus and Cognitive Science, Daniel Andler
• Grasping at Straws: Motor Intentionality and the Cognitive Science of Skilled Behavior?, Sean Kelly
• Four Kinds of Knowledge, Two (or Maybe Three) Kinds of Embodiment, and the Question of Artificial Intelligence, Harry Collins
• Semiartificial Intelligence, Albert Borgmann

Part III: "Applied Heidegger"

• Heidegger on Living Gods, Charles Spinosa
• Trusting, Robert C. Solomon
• Emotion Theory Reconsidered, George Downing
• Heideggerian Thinking and the Transformation of Business Practice, Fernando Flores
• The Quest for Control and the Possibilities of Care, Patricia Benner

Part IV: Responses

• Responses, Hubert L. Dreyfus

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