Recalcitrant Quasi-Cartesianism in Recent Philosophy of Mind

Indian Philosophical Quarterly 23 (1-2):141 (1996)
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Contemporary quasi-Cartesianism about mental phenomena is the view of the perspectival nature of consciousness and the inscrutability of phenomenal experience, both being first-person-centered. It adverts to the insusceptibility of mental phenomena to third-person-centered, scientific description and explanation, but does not sympathize with the ontology of substance dualism. This view finds its clearest manifestation in contemporary agnostic naturalism

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