Joel Backström is a lecturer at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein and the philosophical significance of Freud.Hannes Nykänen is a lecturer at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on conscience, repression, collectivity and the ethical centrality of the I-you perspective.Niklas Toivakainen is a researcher at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein, and on the philosophy of technology.Thomas Wallgren is Director of The Von Wright and Wittgenstein Archives and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Helsinki, Finland.

• 1. 'Introduction', Joel Backström, Hannes Nykänen, Niklas Toivakainen, Thomas Wallgren.- Part I: Questioning Philosophy of Mind.- 2. 'Mind and moral matter', Thomas Wallgren.- 3. 'The Jaspers case and the paradox of the 'human sciences'', Frederico Leoni.- Part II: Ethical Critiques of Reductive Naturalism.- 4. 'The missing 'E': Radical embodied cognitive science, ecological psychology and the place of ethics in our responsiveness to the lifeworld', Phil Hutchinson.- 5. 'All souls: Wittgenstein and eine Einstellung zur Seele', David R. Cerbone.- 6. 'An attitude towards a soul: Wittgenstein, other minds, and the mind', Edmund Dain.- 7. 'Wittgenstein, psychological self-ascriptions and the moral dimensions of our inner lives', Anne-Marie Søndergaard Christensen.- 8. 'Speak to us of love: Some difficulties in the philosophical and scientific study of love', Camilla Kronqvist.- Part III: The Second Person and the Hidden Moral Dynamics of Philosoph.- 9. 'Philosophy of mind and/as the repression of interpersonal understanding', Joel Backström.- 10. 'So much fuss about nothing: The moral dynamics of the mind-body problem', Niklas Toivakainen.- 11. 'Who wants to be understood? On self-understanding, social affirmation, and love', Fredrik Westerlund.- 12. 'This thing with philosophy', Hannes Nykänen.- 13. ''Private language' and the 2nd person: Wittgenstein and Løgstrup 'versus' Levinas?', Rupert Reed.

Joel Backström is a lecturer at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein and the philosophical significance of Freud.Hannes Nykänen is a lecturer at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on conscience, repression, collectivity and the ethical centrality of the I-you perspective.Niklas Toivakainen is a researcher at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein, and on the philosophy of technology.Thomas Wallgren is Director of The Von Wright and Wittgenstein Archives and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Helsinki, Finland.

• 1. 'Introduction', Joel Backström, Hannes Nykänen, Niklas Toivakainen, Thomas Wallgren.- Part I: Questioning Philosophy of Mind.- 2. 'Mind and moral matter', Thomas Wallgren.- 3. 'The Jaspers case and the paradox of the 'human sciences'', Frederico Leoni.- Part II: Ethical Critiques of Reductive Naturalism.- 4. 'The missing 'E': Radical embodied cognitive science, ecological psychology and the place of ethics in our responsiveness to the lifeworld', Phil Hutchinson.- 5. 'All souls: Wittgenstein and eine Einstellung zur Seele', David R. Cerbone.- 6. 'An attitude towards a soul: Wittgenstein, other minds, and the mind', Edmund Dain.- 7. 'Wittgenstein, psychological self-ascriptions and the moral dimensions of our inner lives', Anne-Marie Søndergaard Christensen.- 8. 'Speak to us of love: Some difficulties in the philosophical and scientific study of love', Camilla Kronqvist.- Part III: The Second Person and the Hidden Moral Dynamics of Philosoph.- 9. 'Philosophy of mind and/as the repression of interpersonal understanding', Joel Backström.- 10. 'So much fuss about nothing: The moral dynamics of the mind-body problem', Niklas Toivakainen.- 11. 'Who wants to be understood? On self-understanding, social affirmation, and love', Fredrik Westerlund.- 12. 'This thing with philosophy', Hannes Nykänen.- 13. ''Private language' and the 2nd person: Wittgenstein and Løgstrup 'versus' Levinas?', Rupert Reed.

Joel Backström is a lecturer at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein and the philosophical significance of Freud.Hannes Nykänen is a lecturer at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on conscience, repression, collectivity and the ethical centrality of the I-you perspective.Niklas Toivakainen is a researcher at the University of Helsinki, Finland and has published articles on moral philosophy, Wittgenstein, and on the philosophy of technology.Thomas Wallgren is Director of The Von Wright and Wittgenstein Archives and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Helsinki, Finland.

• 1. 'Introduction', Joel Backström, Hannes Nykänen, Niklas Toivakainen, Thomas Wallgren.- Part I: Questioning Philosophy of Mind.- 2. 'Mind and moral matter', Thomas Wallgren.- 3. 'The Jaspers case and the paradox of the 'human sciences'', Frederico Leoni.- Part II: Ethical Critiques of Reductive Naturalism.- 4. 'The missing 'E': Radical embodied cognitive science, ecological psychology and the place of ethics in our responsiveness to the lifeworld', Phil Hutchinson.- 5. 'All souls: Wittgenstein and eine Einstellung zur Seele', David R. Cerbone.- 6. 'An attitude towards a soul: Wittgenstein, other minds, and the mind', Edmund Dain.- 7. 'Wittgenstein, psychological self-ascriptions and the moral dimensions of our inner lives', Anne-Marie Søndergaard Christensen.- 8. 'Speak to us of love: Some difficulties in the philosophical and scientific study of love', Camilla Kronqvist.- Part III: The Second Person and the Hidden Moral Dynamics of Philosoph.- 9. 'Philosophy of mind and/as the repression of interpersonal understanding', Joel Backström.- 10. 'So much fuss about nothing: The moral dynamics of the mind-body problem', Niklas Toivakainen.- 11. 'Who wants to be understood? On self-understanding, social affirmation, and love', Fredrik Westerlund.- 12. 'This thing with philosophy', Hannes Nykänen.- 13. ''Private language' and the 2nd person: Wittgenstein and Løgstrup 'versus' Levinas?', Rupert Reed.