โ Scribed by John Perry
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In his typical style, Perry articulates some of the most important issues in philosophy of consciousness and the questions surrounding the philosophical zombie.
Series Foreword......Page 13
Preface......Page 15
1 Experience and Neo-Dualism......Page 19
2 Sentience and Thought......Page 43
3 Thoughts about Sensations......Page 63
4 The Zombie Argument......Page 89
5 The Knowledge Argument......Page 111
6 Recognition and Identification......Page 135
7 What Mary Learned......Page 163
8 The Modal Argument......Page 187
Notes......Page 227
References......Page 231
Index......Page 237
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