Sensations and Brain Processes.¶
Smart, J. J. C. (1959). Sensations and Brain Processes. Philosophical Review, 68(2), 141-156.
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- Outcome-Defined Adequacy
- The meta-choice is explicit and substantive: a type-identity theorist writes the spec on the form side (pain is C-fiber firing), and the dispute between them is precisely a dispute over which adequacy framing is in force.
This sourceThe type-identity rival that writes the spec on the form side (pain is C-fiber firing), against which functionalism's meta-choice selects.
- The meta-choice is explicit and substantive: a type-identity theorist writes the spec on the form side (pain is C-fiber firing), and the dispute between them is precisely a dispute over which adequacy framing is in force.
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