Sentience
University of California Press (1976)
| Abstract | 1 Strange words to come from the father of materialism, a philosophy that might be self-evidently true if only there were no people. ... | |||||||||
| Keywords | Behavior Brain Processes Computer Consciousness Explanation Freedom Identity Machine Metaphysics Privacy Sensation Sentience | |||||||||
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