Hill on phenomenal consciousness

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作者：
Brian P. McLaughlin
机构：
[1] Rutgers University,Department of Philosophy
来源：
Philosophical Studies | 2016年 / 173卷
关键词：
Phenomenal consciousness; Qualia; Representationalism; Type materialism;
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摘要：
I argue that it is at least open to a proponent of type materialism for phenomenal consciousness to accept Hill’s representational theory of experiential awareness of perceptual qualia.
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页码：851 / 860
页数：9
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