Last Read Articles and Papers:
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April
"(Daniel Dennett s) A Science of the Soul" (2017) - by Joshua Rothman (from "The New Yorker, March 2017") (biographical profiles)
Last Year
"The Unexpected Origin of Matter" (2020) - by Bernardo Kastrup (from "Institute of Art and Ideas, Issue 86") (philosophy of mind)
"Idealism and the Mind-Body Problem" (2019) - by David Chalmers (from "The Routledge Handbook of Panpsychism") (philosophy of mind)
"The Problem of Consciousness" (2020) - by David Papineau (from "The Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of Consciousness") (philosophy of mind)
"Panpsychism" (2022) - by Philip Goff / William Seager / Sean Allen-Hermanson (from "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy") (philosophy of mind)
"A Change of Heart on Fine-Tuning" (2018) - by Philip Goff (from "Conscience and Consciousness, April 2018") (cosmogony)
"Is the Universe a conscious mind?" (2018) - by Philip Goff (from "Aeon, February 2018") (cosmogony)
"The Case For Panpsychism" (2017) - by Philip Goff (from "Philosophy Now 121") (philosophy of mind)
"Are we explaining consciousness yet?" (2001) - by Daniel C. Dennett (from "Cognition vol. 79, no. 1-2") (philosophy of mind)
"Why Panpsychism fails to solve the Mystery of Consciousness" (2016) - by Keith Frankish (from "Aeon, September 2016") (philosophy of mind)
"Consciousness isn t a Mystery. It s Matter." (2016) - by Galen Strawson (from "The New York Times, May 2016") (philosophy of mind )
"Facing Up to the Hard Question of Consciousness" (2018) - by Daniel C. Dennett (from "Philosophical Transaction of the Royal society B vol 373 no 1755") (philosophy of mind)
"Realistic Monism: why physicalism entails panpsychism" (2006) - by Galen Strawson (from "Journal of Consciousness Studies, 13, no 10-11") (philosophy of mind)
"Magic, Illusions, and Zombies: an exchange" (2018) - by Daniel C. Dennet / Galen Strawson (from "The New York Review of Books, April 2018") (philosophy of mind)
"Papineau vs Dennet: a philosophical dispute" (2017) - by David Papineau / Daniel C. Dennett (from "The Times Literary Supplement, augustus 2017") (philosophy of mind)
"Where Am I?" (1978) - by Daniel C. Dennett (from "Brainstorms: philosophical essays on mind and psychology") (philosophy of mind)
"Illusionism as the Obvious Default Theory of Consciousness" (2016) - by Daniel C. Dennet (from "Journal of Consciousness Studies, 23, No. 11-12") (philosophy of mind)
"Delusions of Consciousness" (2016) - by Susan Blackmore (from "Journal of Consciousness Studies") (philosophy of mind)
2022
"The Demystification of Consciousness" (2020) - by Keith Frankish (from " of Art and Ideas, Issue 86") (philosophy of mind)
"The Lure of the Cartesian Sideshow" (2020) - by Keith Frankish (from "The Philosophers Magazine") (philosophy of mind)
"Postscipt to "What is it like to be a bot?"" (2018) - by Keith Frankish (from "Keithfrankish.com") (philosophy of mind)
"What is it like to be a bot? " (2018) - by Keith Frankish (from "Philosophy Now 126") (philosophy of mind)
"The Case of the Colorblind Painter" (1987) - by Oliver Sack / Robert Wasserman (from "The New York Review, november 19, 1987") (neurology)
"Can Neurobiology Teach us Anything About Consciousness?" (1993) - by Patricia S. Churchland (from "Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association - Vol. 67, No. 4") (philosophy of mind)
"Filling in: Why Dennett is wrong" (1993) - by Patricia S. Churchland / V. S. Ramachandran (from "Dennett and His Critics: Demystifying Mind") (cognitive neuroscience)
"Consciousness is real" (2019) - by Massimo Pigliucci (from "Aeon, December 2019") (philosophy of mind )
"Must science be testable?" (2016) - by Massimo Pigliucci (from "Aeon, August 2016") (philosophy of science )
"Why Panpsychism Is Probably Wrong" (2006) - by Keith Frankish (from "The Atlantic, September 2016") (philosophy of mind)
"There Is No Such Thing as Conscious Thought" (2018) - by Steve Ayan / Peter Carruthers (from "Scientific American, december 2018") (philosophy of mind)
"Vision in a complete achromat: A personal account" (1990) - by Knut Nordby (from "Night Vision: Basic, Clinical and Applied Aspects") (neuroscience)
"Latter Day Physicalist" (2011) - by James Garvey / Frank Jackson (from "The Philosophers Magazine") (philosophy of mind )
"Qualia: The Knowledge Argument" (2019) - by Martine Nida-Rümelin / Donnchadh O Conaill (from "Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy") (philosophy of mind)
"What Is It Like to Know?" (2017) - by Ari Schulman (from "The New Atlantis, Number 51 (2017)") (philosophy of mind)
"What did Mary know? " (2013) - by Marina Gerner (from "Philosophy Now 99") (philosophy of mind)
"Mind and Illusion" (2003) - by Frank Jackson (from "Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, volume 53") (philosophy of mind)
"Postscript on Qualia" (1998) - by Frank Jackson (from "Mind, Method,and Conditionals: selected essays") (philosophy of mind)
"Materialism must be defended " (2020) - by David Papineau (from "Institute of Art and Ideas, Issue 86") (philosophy of mind )
"Much ado about Consciousness " (1998) - by David Chalmers / Andrew Chrucky (from "Philosophy Now 21") (philosophy of mind )
"Does Consciousness Cause Quantum Collapse?" (2017) - by Kelvin McQueen (from "Philosophy Now 121") (quantum theory)
"Facing up to the hard problem of consciousnes" (1995) - by David Chalmers (from "Journal of Consciousness Studies 2") (philosophy of mind)
"What Mary Didn't Know" (1986) - by Frank Jackson (from "The Journal of Philosophy, volume 83, No. 5") (philosophy of mind)
"Epiphenomenal Qualia" (1982) - by Frank Jackson (from "The Philosophical Quarterly, volume 32, No. 127") (philosophy of mind)
"The Hornswoggle Problem" (1996) - by Patricia Smith Churchland (from "Journal of Consciousness Studies, 3, No. 5-6") (philosophy of mind)
"Consciousness as a guide to personal persistence" (2005) - by Barry Dainton / Tim Bayne (from "Australasian Journal of Philosophy, volume 83, issue 4") (philosophy of mind)
"Gorillas in Our Midst: Sustained Inattentional Blindness for Dynamic Events" (1999) - by Daniel Simons / Christopher Chabris (from "Perception,volume 28") (cognitive science)
"Computing Machinery and Intelligence" (1950) - by Alan M. Turing (from "Mind, 59") (artificial intelligence)
"Minds, Brains, and Programs" (1980) - by John R. Searle (from "Behavioral and Brain Sciences, volume 3, issue 3") (artificial intelligence)
"The Lost Mariner" (1985) - by Oliver Sacks (from "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat") (psychology)
"What is it like to be a bat?" (1974) - by Thomas Nagel (from "Philosophical Review 83") (philosophy of mind)
last article read in April 2024