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Consciousness, Sensory Qualities, and Asymmetry| old_uid | 12176 |
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| title | Consciousness, Sensory Qualities, and Asymmetry |
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| start_date | 2013/03/11 |
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| schedule | 16h-18h |
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| online | no |
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| summary | I argue for a more or less Husserlian account of sensory content (in terms of sensory "matter" and intentional "animation) and explain how the model can be embedded in a more general model of the structure of consciousness. The resulting model, I argue, will allow us to make sense of the intentional component of sensory experience in terms of diachronic asymmetry plus a type of Bayesian inference. I close by arguing that the model, modulo a few innocuous assumptions, will allow us to reduce the truly intractable part of the "Hard Problem" to general metaphysical problems. |
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| responsibles | Kriegel |
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