Hofstadter, Dennett - The Mind's I

Index 491Hughes, 299Hughes, Howard, 217Hughes, Patrick, 475human condition, 72human nature, 33humanism, 38, 41; and scientific world view, 122humanly inaccessible facts, 396humor, 81humpback whales, 138Humphrey, N. K., 143Humpty Dumpty, 187Huneker, James, 107hunger, 395Hunt, Jason, 100, 101, 104-5, 109-13hurricanes, 361; simulation of, 73-78hurting: of sentient beings, 328; see also sufferingHuxley, Aldous, 38Huxley, Thomas, 36hydrogen, 125, 145, 242hypothesis testing, 12"I": active, 29; and dualism, 384; "here" and "now" and, 411;ineradicable sense of, 278; and interlevel feedback, 281;location of. 219. 220, 222, 223, 445; and memory, 4; natureof, 23, 27, 167, 181, 265, 306, 445, 450, 452, 453,455,456,464; and self-recognition, 19-20; survival of, 227; insyllogism, 31; as used by machines, 411Id, 12 idealism, 39ideas, 8; mapping letters onto, 179; relationship of brain to, 194;storage of, 199, 282identification, 114, 400; psychophysical, 391; see also mappingidentity, 4; mistaken, 29; of selves, 7identity dilemmas, 445, 456identity schemata, 297ideology of strong Al, 359idiots, 105"If I were you ... ," 408illusions, universe filled with, 386imagery, 114imagination, 23, 141, 222, 457, 459; experience as basis for,394, 402; symbolic, 400; transcending interspecies barriers,397imbeciles, 105imitation, unit of, 143imitation game, 53-55, 57, 59, 65, 71-73, 92immortality, 257-60; of genes, 133; in personetics, 302, 303,308; through memes, 144impedence match, 409implementational levels, 380impulse programmer, 206, 212inconsistencies, 418indeterminism, 42indirect evidence, 80indirect self-reference, 184individual vs. class, 396indivisible particulateness, 133induction, scientific, 61, 63Industrial Revolution, 86Ineffabelle, Princess, 96-98"I-ness," 47infantile autism, 469infatuation, 155inference, 12infinite regress, 200, 421infinity, 315; simulation of, 308information, 11; abstract piece of, coma induced by. 272; braintissues as vehicles of, 268; buffer storage of, 141; encodingof, 41, 176; about size of nervous impulse. 65information processing, 12-15, 370-71by stomach, 360, 361;technology of, 299informational facsimile, 97informational standing waves, 303inner conflict, 342"inner eye," 200inner life, 9, 10, 13-14, 406inner light, 9, 10input-output patterns, 364, 371insects, feelings attributed to, 83inside, consciousness from, 8, 10insomnia, 346instantiating formal program, 364-finstructions, 449integrated circuit chips, 374intellect: and emotionality, 107; human 59intellectronics, 297intellectual quarantine, 275intellectualism, ant, 164intelligence, 9; brain as substrate for, 90; candidates for, 93, ofchimpanzees, 103; creation of, 316; development of higherand higher, 345, and emotions, 84; and evolution of brain 304and formulation of classes, 31; incorporeal, 301; andindividual brain cells, 166, machine,89; mistake-making assign of, 89; real test of, 80, ; and reconfiguration, 200;reduced to behavior, 93; robot, 263; as sentience, 406; ofsocieties, 472; synthetic, 305, 308; see also artificialintelligenceintention, 449; natural objects withoutintentional stance, 84-85intentionality, 358, 362-69, 371-7,defined, 358n, potion to doaway with, 384; psychophysical theory applied to, 401; andsubjective character of experience, 392interacting particles, 145interactionism, 388interference effects, 44 .interferon, 257, 258interlevel feedback, 279 intermediate levels: of organization, 175; of structure, 176intermodal analogies, 402internal combustion engines, 11interneurons, 194interpretation, 382; of information,370interspecies barriers, 397introactive causality, 197introspection, 10, 12, 134, 451; reliability of, 471; and selfimage,41introspective psychology, 369intuition, 10, 46, 85, 99; logic overriding,32; primal, 335intuition pumps, 375, 459inverted spectrum, 479inverting lenses, 412, 475invisibility of lower levels, 89Inward Power, 340IQ test, 71irony, 184irreducibly mental properties, 401"is," apparent clarity of word, 41Ishmael, 350, 387isomorphic self-symbols, 413Jack the Ripper, 387Jackson, Philip C., 471James, William, 42Jammer, Max, 467Jansson, Gunnar, 475Jardin du Luxembourg, 430, 436Jauch. J... 467