The Wonder of Consciousness: Understanding the Mind Through Philosophical Reflection

MIT Press (2011)
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In this book, Harold Langsam argues that consciousness is intelligible -- that there are substantive facts about consciousness that can be known a priori -- and that it is the intelligibility of consciousness that is the source of its ...

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Harold Langsam
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