Conceptual qualia and communication
In Gilian Crampton Smith (ed.), The Foundations of Interaction Design. pp. 1-14 (2005)
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The claim that consciousness is propositional has be widely debated in the past. For instance, it has been discussed whether consciousness is always propositional, whether all propositional consciousness is linguistic, whether propositional consciousness is always articulated, or whether there can be non-articulated propositions. In contrast, the question of whether propositions are conscious has not very often been the focus of attention.Author Profiles
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