Have we neglected phenomenal consciousness?

PSYCHE: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Research On Consciousness 7 (2001)
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Charles Siewert's _The Significance of Consciousness_ contends that most philosophers and psychologists who have written about "consciousness" have neglected a crucial type or aspect that Siewert calls "phenomenal consciousness" and tries carefully to define. The present article argues that some philosophers, at least, have not neglected phenomenal consciousness and have offered tenable theories of it

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William G. Lycan
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