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Preface | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Monday Night | |
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Late night in the Library | |
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The Subjectivity of Experience | |
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The Soul and The Mind | |
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Descartes' Conceivability Argument | |
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Lois Lane, Clark Kent, and Superman | |
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Arnauld's Objection to Descartes' Argument | |
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Hume's Elusive SelfSouls and the Problem of Mental-Physical Causation | |
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Tuesday Night | |
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Computers and Cognition | |
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Consciousness versus Cognition | |
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Ignoring Subjectivity | |
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What is it Like to be a Bat? | |
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The Need for a New Framework | |
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Mary and The Knowledge Argument against Physicalism | |
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Spectrum Inversion | |
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Zombies and the Conceivability Argument against Physicalism | |
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Wednesday Night | |
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The Structure of the Anti-Physicalist Arguments: the Epistemic Step and the Metaphysical Step | |
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Questioning the Epistemic Step | |
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Afterimages and Mary's Shortcuts to Phenomenal Knowledge | |
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The Importance of Deduction | |
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Psycho-Physical Laws | |
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Hooking Up to the Physical | |
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The Objectivity Condition on the Physical | |
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Deduction and Translation | |
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The Ability Hypothesis | |
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The Connection between Abilities and Information | |
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The Transparency of Experience and Representationalism | |
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Thursday Night | |
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Questioning the Metaphysical Step | |
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Superheroes and the Many Disguises of Physical Facts | |
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Disguise Depends on Ignorance | |
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The Cognitive Isolation of Phenomenal Concepts | |
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Martian Mary and the Phenomenal Concept Strategy | |
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Do Phenomenal Concepts Require Experience? | |
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The Dilemma for the Phenomenal Concept Strategy | |
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Descartes Returns, with Zombies | |
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Friday Night | |
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Clarifying Property Dualism | |
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Why Souls are No Help | |
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The Causal Inefficacy of Non-Physical Qualia | |
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Assessing the Costs of Epiphenomenalism | |
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The Paradox of Phenomenal Judgment | |
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The Attractions of Monism | |
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Saturday Night | |
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Panpsychism | |
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Phenomenal Properties as the Ground of Physical Dispositions | |
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Panprotopsychism | |
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The Combination Problem | |
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The Problem of Mental-Physical Causation Redux | |
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The Significance of Ignorance | |
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Defining the Physical | |
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Subjective Physicalism | |
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Necessitation without Deduction | |
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The Sun Rises | |
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Sources of Quotations | |
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Reading Suggestions | |
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Index | |