Review of Murray Clarke's, Reconstructing Reason and Representation [Book Review]

PSYCHE: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Research On Consciousness 11 (2005)
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Abstract

Consciousness has been defined as that annoying period between naps, and this grumpy definition may not be wholly facetious, if Michael Tye’s latest book is right. Tye’s main goal here is to develop a theory of the phenomenal unity of experience at a time, and its diachronic analog, the moment-to-moment continuity of one’s experiential stream from the time one wakes up to the time consciousness lapses.

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