Inverted qualia
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (2004)
| Abstract | Qualia inversion thought experiments are ubiquitous in contemporary philosophy of mind (largely due to the influence of Shoemaker 1982 and Block 1990). The most popular kind is one or another variant of Locke's hypothetical case of. | |||||||||
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