A Mistaken Sense in Consciousness

Philosophy in the Contemporary World 11 (2):11-15 (2004)
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Abstract

There is a mistaken sense in consciousness or phenomenal property. I propose that as a general term phenomenal property has no ontological status. When we understand consciousness as phenomenal properties in general to claim the irreducibility of the mind, we simply fall into a trap constructed by a mistaken concept.

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