The Conscious Mind¶
Chalmers, D. J. (1996). The Conscious Mind: In Search of a Fundamental Theory. Oxford University Press.
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- In phenomenology and cognitive science, first-person experiential description and third-person scientific description of the same mental event are the two schemes, and the explanatory-gap debate is largely about whether they can be reconciled.
This sourceFrames the explanatory-gap debate between first-person experiential and third-person scientific descriptions of the same mental event.
- In phenomenology and cognitive science, first-person experiential description and third-person scientific description of the same mental event are the two schemes, and the explanatory-gap debate is largely about whether they can be reconciled.
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