| Introduction to Philosophy | Notes | This is not a substitute for coming to class | Richard Lee |
| Philosophy 2003 C 001 | Copyright © 1999, Richard Lee | Spring 1999 | |
"Intentionality is the mind's aboutness of ofness." (P 240a)
Thoughts are about something. My thoughts of my mother are about her; they "refer" to her; they are "of" her.
Physical things, such as grass, seem not to have this property. Grass is not about something else. It does not refer. Neither do my eyeballs.