Chapter 1 Introduction: Should Freud be Taken Seriously as a Philosopher of Mind?

Chapter 2 Freud and the Transformations of Psychology and Philosophy of Mind

Chapter 3 “Unconscious” as “Mental and Not Conscious”: Why Repression, the Dynamic Unconscious, and Psychopathology Are Irrelevant to Freud’s Philosophical Argument

Chapter 4 The Semantic Objection to Freud’s Thesis

Chapter 5 Freud’s Response to the Semantic Objection: Concepts, Essentialism, and the Definition of “Mental”

Chapter 6 Brentano, Freud’s Philosophical Interlocutor

Chapter 8 Freud’s Direct Arguments Against the Consciousness Criterion

Chapter 9 Freud’s Argument, Part 1: Phenomenal Representationality as the Essence of the Mental

Chapter 10 Freud’s Argument, Part 2: Brain Representationality as the Essence of the Mental

Chapter 11 Conclusion: The Freudian Century in Philosophy of Mind