The experience property frame work: a misleading paradigm

Synthese 195 (8):3361-3387 (2018)
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According to the experience property framework qualia are properties of experiences the subject undergoing the experience is aware of. A phenomenological argument against this framework is developed and a few mistakes invited by the framework are described. An alternative to the framework, the framework of experiential properties is presented and defended as preferable. It is argued that the choice between these two frameworks makes a substantial difference for theoretical purposes.

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Martine Nida-Rümelin
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