Sexism, ageism, racism, and the nature of consciousness

Philosophical Topics 26 (1-2):39-70 (1999)
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Abstract

If a philosophical theory led to the conclusion that the red stripes cannot look red to both men and women, both blacks and whites, both young and old, we would be reluctant (to say the least) to accept that philosophical theory. But there is a widespread philosophical view about the nature of conscious experience that, together with some empirical facts, suggests that color experience cannot be veridical for both men and women, both blacks and whites, both young and old

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Ned Block
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