Anti-Externalism

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The book presents a compelling critique of externalism, the prevailing view in the philosophy of mind, which posits that thoughts and sensations are influenced by external conditions. Joseph Mendola argues for the validity of internalism, asserting that mental states are fundamentally constituted by internal conditions. He develops a robust internalist framework that challenges the dominance of externalist theories, offering a fresh perspective on the nature of the mind and consciousness.