Introduction

Stuart Spicker, Tristram Engelhardt

1-11

Varieties of cartesian experience in early nineteenth century neurophysiology

William F. Bynum

15-35

Historical development of the concept of hemispheric cerebral dominance

Arthur Benton

35-57

Reflections on our condition

the geography of embodiment

Tristram Engelhardt

59-68

Persons and psychosurgery

Joseph Margolis

71-84

Psychosurgery

what's the issue?

Jerry Fodor

85-94

Mind, it does matter

Karl H. Pribram

97-111

Mind and brain

the embodied person

Marjorie Grene

113-129

The misleading mediation of the mental

Hubert L. Dreyfus

131-140

On the power or impotence of subjectivity

Hans Jonas

143-161

The spurious psyche-soma distinction

Stuart Spicker

163-177

Pain and unpleasantness

George Pitcher

181-196

Pain — the existential symptom

David Bakan

197-207

The evaluation of pain responses

a need for improved measures

Bernard Tursky

209-219

Pain and suffering

Jerome A. Shaffer

221-233

Round-table discussion

William F. Bynum

237-268