Color and the mind-body problem
Dialectica 60 (2):223-44 (2006)
| Abstract | b>: there is no “mind-body problem”, or “hard problem of consciousness”; if there is a hard problem of something, it is the problem of reconciling the manifest and scientific images | |||||||||
| Keywords | Body Color Consciousness Metaphysics Minds | |||||||||
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