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Conversations with zombies
Journal of Consciousness Studies 1 (2):196-200 (1994)
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The problem of `conscious inessentialism' is examined in the literature, and an argument is presented that the presence of consciousness is indeed marked by a behavioural difference, but that this should be looked for at the cultural level of speech communitiesAuthor's Profile
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