Stephen Stich is Board of Governors Professor, Philosophy Department, Rutgers University. He is the author of Deconstructing the Mind and Mindreading with Shaun Nichols.

..The papers collected in these two volumes have been cited and reprinted many times. But the two introductory essays make clear that, for Stich, the academic aspect of philosophy is inseparable from the human aspect: the chance encounters, the successes and failures, the collaborators, critics, and students. The philosophical process comes across as a flawed but optimistic enterprise, but ultimately as an enterprise which is inescapably human.

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; WILLIAM RAMSEY, STEPHEN STICH, AND JOSEPH GARON; WILLIAM RAMSEY AND STEPHEN STICH; STEPHEN STICH AND SHAUN NICHOLS; STEPHEN STICH AND STEPHEN LAURENCE; STEPHEN STICH AND IAN RAVENSCROFT; SCIENCE; MICHAEL A. BISHOP AND STEPHEN STICH; PSYCHOLOGY; RON MALLON AND STEPHEN STICH; MENTAL DISORDERS; DOMINIC MURPHY AND STEPHEN STICH; STEPHEN STICH AND SHAUN NICHOLS; EDOUARD MACHERY, RON MALLON, SHAUN NICHOLS, AND STEPHEN STICH; RON MALLON, EDOUARD MACHERY, SHAUN NICHOLS, AND STEPHEN STICH

Stephen Stich is Board of Governors Professor, Philosophy Department, Rutgers University. He is the author of Deconstructing the Mind and Mindreading with Shaun Nichols.

..The papers collected in these two volumes have been cited and reprinted many times. But the two introductory essays make clear that, for Stich, the academic aspect of philosophy is inseparable from the human aspect: the chance encounters, the successes and failures, the collaborators, critics, and students. The philosophical process comes across as a flawed but optimistic enterprise, but ultimately as an enterprise which is inescapably human.

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; WILLIAM RAMSEY, STEPHEN STICH, AND JOSEPH GARON; WILLIAM RAMSEY AND STEPHEN STICH; STEPHEN STICH AND SHAUN NICHOLS; STEPHEN STICH AND STEPHEN LAURENCE; STEPHEN STICH AND IAN RAVENSCROFT; SCIENCE; MICHAEL A. BISHOP AND STEPHEN STICH; PSYCHOLOGY; RON MALLON AND STEPHEN STICH; MENTAL DISORDERS; DOMINIC MURPHY AND STEPHEN STICH; STEPHEN STICH AND SHAUN NICHOLS; EDOUARD MACHERY, RON MALLON, SHAUN NICHOLS, AND STEPHEN STICH; RON MALLON, EDOUARD MACHERY, SHAUN NICHOLS, AND STEPHEN STICH

Stephen Stich is Board of Governors Professor, Philosophy Department, Rutgers University. He is the author of Deconstructing the Mind and Mindreading with Shaun Nichols.

..The papers collected in these two volumes have been cited and reprinted many times. But the two introductory essays make clear that, for Stich, the academic aspect of philosophy is inseparable from the human aspect: the chance encounters, the successes and failures, the collaborators, critics, and students. The philosophical process comes across as a flawed but optimistic enterprise, but ultimately as an enterprise which is inescapably human.

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; WILLIAM RAMSEY, STEPHEN STICH, AND JOSEPH GARON; WILLIAM RAMSEY AND STEPHEN STICH; STEPHEN STICH AND SHAUN NICHOLS; STEPHEN STICH AND STEPHEN LAURENCE; STEPHEN STICH AND IAN RAVENSCROFT; SCIENCE; MICHAEL A. BISHOP AND STEPHEN STICH; PSYCHOLOGY; RON MALLON AND STEPHEN STICH; MENTAL DISORDERS; DOMINIC MURPHY AND STEPHEN STICH; STEPHEN STICH AND SHAUN NICHOLS; EDOUARD MACHERY, RON MALLON, SHAUN NICHOLS, AND STEPHEN STICH; RON MALLON, EDOUARD MACHERY, SHAUN NICHOLS, AND STEPHEN STICH