Problems of consciousness: A perspective on contemporary issues, current debates

Journal of Consciousness Studies 2 (2):112-43 (1995)
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This article is the second and final part of a general introduction to the concept, history, and problems of consciousness. The first was an overview of the study of consciousness in the history of psychology; this essay attempts to lay out the contemporary problems of consciousness and uncover their philosophical foundations. Together they serve as a prelude to the forthcoming special issue `Explaining Consciousness -- The Hard Problem'

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