The minds of the Moderns : rationalism, empiricism and philosophy of mind / Janice Thomas.

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I. Descartes -- 1. Does Descartes think minds are substances? -- 2. Descartes on self-knowledge -- 3. Human consciousness and the rational soul -- 4. Mental causation -- 5. Mental representation -- II. Spinoza -- 6. Is the mind a substance for Spinoza? -- 7. Spinoza and self-knowledge -- 8. The subject of thought and consciousness -- 9. Spinoza and mental causation -- 10. Spinoza on representation -- III. Leibniz -- 11. Is the mind a substance for Leibniz? -- 12. Self-knowledge and the monads -- 13. Leibniz on consciousness and unconscious perceptions -- 14. Leibniz and the problem of mental causation -- 15. Leibniz and representation -- IV. Locke -- 16. Is the mind a substance for Locke? -- 17. Locke's views on self-knowledge -- 18. Locke on consciousness -- 19. Locke on mental causation -- 20. Locke on representation -- V. Berkeley -- 21. Minds are the only substances -- 22. What do we know about our own minds or selves? -- 23. What is the nature of consciousness for Berkeley? -- 24. Berkeley's problem of mental causation -- 25. What is Berkeley's theory of mental representation and intentionality? -- VI. Hume -- 26. Is the mind a substance for Hume? -- 27. Hume and self-knowledge -- 28. Hume's notion of consciousness -- 29. Hume on mental causation -- 30. Hume on representation.