Pure Consciousness, Intentionality, Selflessness, and the Philosophers' Syndrome

Journal of Consciousness Studies 31 (3):83-102 (2024)
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An examination of analytic philosophers' approaches to and critiques of the intelligibility of experiences of 'pure consciousness', non-intentionality, and selflessness in light of mystical experiences. Whether neuroscience can determine whether experiences of 'pure consciousness' are possible is also examined.

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10.53765/20512201.31.3.083

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