Moving the cursor of consciousness: Cognitive science and human welfare

Journal of Consciousness Studies 6 (2-3):2-3 (1999)
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[opening paragraph]: In this commentary I want to offer a general response to the papers: one which links together the introspectionist, phenomenological and Buddhist traditions, and suggests a practical relationship between first-person and third-person perspectives

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