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• A number of my philosophical Notes are “promissory notes” currently only listing the books and papers (if any) I possess on the topic concerned.
• I’ve decided to add some text – whether by way of motivation, or something more substantive – for all these identified topics related to my Thesis.
• As I want to do this fairly quickly, the text may be confused or show surprising ignorance.
• The reader (if such exists) will have to bear with me, and display the principle of charity while this footnote exists.

• If only a “non-updating” run has been made, the links are only one-way – ie. from the page of links to the objects that reference this Note by mentioning the appropriate key-word(s). The links are also only indicative, as they haven’t yet been confirmed as relevant.
• Once an updating run has been made, links are both ways, and links from this Notes page (from the “Authors, Books & Papers Citing this Note” and “Summary of Note Links to this Page” sections) are to the “point of link” within the page rather than to the page generically. Links from the “links page” remain generic.
• There are two sorts of updating runs – for Notes and other Objects. The reason for this is that Notes are archived, and too many archived versions would be created if this process were repeatedly run.

• Frequently I’ll have made copious marginal annotations, and sometimes have written up a review-note.
• In the former case, I intend to transfer the annotations into electronic form as soon as I can find the time.
• In the latter case, I will have remarked on the fact against the citation, and will integrate the comments into this Note in due course.
• My intention is to incorporate into these Notes comments on material I’ve already read rather than engage with unread material at this stage.

• I may have read others in between updates of this Note – in which case they will be marked as such in the “References and Reading List” below.
• Papers or Books partially read have a rough %age based on the time spent versus the time expected.

Printable Versions:

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Table of the Previous 4 Versions of this Note:

Summary of Note Links from this Page

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Summary of Note Links to this Page

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Authors, Books & Papers Citing this Note

Author	Title	Medium	Extra Links	Read?
Grossman (Lev)	2045: The Year Man Becomes Immortal	Paper		Yes
Papineau (David)	Introducing Consciousness	Paper	2, 3	Yes
Price (Huw), Cave (Stephen), Iida (Fumiya), Etc.	Preparing for the future: artificial intelligence and us: Part 1	Paper		Yes
Todman (Theo)	Thesis - Androids	Paper		Yes
Todman (Theo)	Thesis - Bodily Continuity	Paper		Yes
Todman (Theo)	Thesis - Cyborgs	Paper		Yes
Todman (Theo)	Thesis - Non-Human Persons	Paper		Yes
Todman (Theo)	Thesis - Thisness (Haecceity)	Paper		Yes
Todman (Theo)	Thesis - Transhumanism	Paper		Yes

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References & Reading List

Author	Title	Medium	Source	Read?
Churchland (Paul) & Churchland (Patricia)	Could a Machine Think?	Paper - Cited	Scientific American, January 1990	No
Churchland (Paul) & Churchland (Patricia)	On the Contrary: Critical Essays, 1987 - 1997	Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)	Bibliographical details to be supplied	No
Floridi (Luciano)	Should we be afraid of AI?	Paper - Cited	Aeon, 09 May, 2016	Yes
Grossman (Lev)	2045: The Year Man Becomes Immortal	Paper - Cited	Time Magazine, February 21, 2011	Yes
Hains (Brigid) & Hains (Paul)	Aeon: C-F	Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)	Bibliographical details to be supplied	32%
Hains (Brigid) & Hains (Paul)	Aeon: L-P	Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)	Bibliographical details to be supplied	32%
Hains (Brigid) & Hains (Paul)	Aeon: Q-S	Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)	Bibliographical details to be supplied	29%
Kaess (Genevieve)	Could Consciousness Emerge from a Machine Language?	Paper - Cited	Macalester Journal of Philosophy: Vol. 20: Iss. 1, 2011, Article 8	No
Leiber (Justin)	Can Animals and Machines Be Persons? : A Dialogue	Book - Cited	Leiber (Justin) - Can Animals and Machines Be Persons? : A Dialogue	No
Leiber (Justin)	Can Animals and Machines Be Persons? : Introduction, Setting, Notes & Reading List	Paper - By Subtopic		No
Papineau (David)	Introducing Consciousness	Book - Cited	Papineau (David) - Introducing Consciousness	Yes
Paul (Ellen), Miller (Fred) & Paul (Jeffrey), Eds.	Personal Identity	Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic)	Paul (Ellen), Miller (Fred) & Paul (Jeffrey), Eds. - Personal Identity	0%
Pollock (John L.)	Cognitive Carpentry	Paper - By Subtopic	Pollock - How to Build a Person, Chapter 6	No
Pollock (John L.)	How to Build a Person: A Prolegomenon	Book - Cited	Pollock (John L.) - How to Build a Person: A Prolegomenon	6%
Pollock (John L.)	The Language of Thought	Paper - By Subtopic	Pollock - How to Build a Person, Chapter 5	No
Price (Huw), Cave (Stephen), Iida (Fumiya), Etc.	Preparing for the future: artificial intelligence and us: Part 1	Paper - Cited	University of Cambridge Research Horizons, Issue 35, February 2018, pp. 20-29	Yes
Putnam (Hilary)	Philosophical Papers 2 - Mind, Language and Reality	Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)	Bibliographical details to be supplied	No
Putnam (Hilary)	Robots: Machines or Artificially Created Life?	Paper - Cited	Journal of Philosophy, Vol. 61, No. 21, (Nov. 12, 1964), pp. 668-691	No
Rini (Regina)	Raising good robots	Paper - Cited	Aeon, 18 April, 2017	Yes
Robinson (Guy)	How to Tell Your Friends From Machines	Paper - Cited	Mind, 1972, 504-518	No
Shanahan (Murray)	Conscious exotica	Paper - Cited	Aeon, 19 October, 2016	Yes
Shapiro (Michael)	The Identity of Identity: Moral and Legal Aspects of Technological Self-Transformation	Paper - By Subtopic	Paul, Miller & Paul - Personal Identity, 2005	No
Todman (Theo)	Thesis - Androids	Paper - By Subtopic		Yes

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