Titlebook: Science and the Riddle of Consciousness; A Solution Jeffrey Foss Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Intuition.consciou

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The Manifest Model and the Pythagorean Intuition, a realm outside the reach of science, a supernatural realm to house those phenomena of consciousness that cannot find a place in the natural world. Again, we are not. The evidence for materialism seems very convincing. And in any case, how could reality be split into two separate realms of mind and matter? The world must be one.

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The Place of Consciousness in Science, not believe that it requires anything beyond the brain, much less anything beyond the ken of science, such as an immaterial soul or ethereal substance. So it should be possible to study consciousness — and explain it — scientifically. But despite more than a century of systematic study of the brain

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Explaining Qualia,y, to . consciousness. Understanding is to be achieved via scientific explanation. But, though we can see how the blue of the sky or the red of the sunset can be explained scientifically, it is a completely different matter to explain why blue or red looks the way it does. In Nagel’s (1974, 1979) te

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Methodological Foundations of the Science of Consciousness,ness, though it was originally introduced as just a statement of how things .. But in the world of practical affairs — and science is a practical affair — how we should proceed must be a function of how things are. In this chapter I will further delineate the practical, . face of complementarity. As

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