Marmite and Metaphysics: Review of "Philosophers on Consciousness" by Jack Symes
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Philosophers on Consciousness: Talking about the Mind
Consciousness
Naturalizing Consciousness: Review of "Being You" by Anil Seth
Book Title:
Being You: A New Science of Consciousness
The Cost of Consciousness
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Conscious
Death, Nothingness, and Subjectivity
Consciousness
Consciousness - phenomenal experience such as sensations, emotions, and other qualitative subjective states - poses an intriguing and as yet unsolved problem for naturalists seeking a unified picture of the world. We know conscious experience arises in conjunction with certain neural goings on in our brains, but there is no consensus in the philo-scientific, naturalist community about why it should arise, or how.
Three Threats to Autonomy: Why Consciousness Does and Doesn't Matter
Consciousness Revolutions
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The Ego Tunnel
Good and Real
Book Title:
Good and Real: Demystifying Paradoxes from Physics to Ethics
Consciousness
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Conversations on Consciousness
Hodgson’s Black Box
In seeking to establish the existence of what he calls a ‘plain person’s free will’, David Hodgson adduces 8 conditions, the joint satisfaction of which would, he claims, result in our having such free will (proposition 9 asserts this conclusion). The plain persons’ conception of free will, Hodgson says, is the libertarian conception, in which it is incompatible with determinism. Although what ordinary people actually believe about free will is an empirical matter in need of research, it’s likely that many people (but not all) have at least a vague
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