Blockheads! Essays on Ned Block’s Philosophy of Mind and Consciousness

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new york: MIT Press (2019)
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Perhaps more than any other philosopher of mind, Ned Block synthesizes philosophical and scientific approaches to the mind; he is unique in moving back and forth across this divide, doing so with creativity and intensity. Over the course of his career, Block has made groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of intelligence, representation, and consciousness. Blockheads! (the title refers to Block's imaginary counterexample to the Turing test—and to the Block-enthusiast contributors) offers eighteen new essays on Block's work along with substantive and wide-ranging replies by Block

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BD418.3.B595 2018

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0262038722   9780262038720
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Attention affects appearance: response to Marisa Carrasco.Ned Block
Attention as a conduit: reply to Nico Silins and Susanna Siegel.Ned Block
Arguments pro and con on Adam Pautz's external directedness principle.Ned Block
Concepts and percepts: reply to Hilary Putnam.Ned Block
Dave Chalmers on shape and color.Ned Block
Empirical science meets higher order views of consciousness: reply to Hakwan Lau and Richard Brown.Ned Block
Fading qualia: a response to Michael Tye.Ned Block
Functional role, superficialism and commander data: reply to Brian McLaughlin.Ned Block
Geoff Lee's hegemony of the third person.Ned Block
Intuitions and the metaphysics of mind: reply to Joe Levine.Ned Block
Optimal attention: reply to Sebastian Watzl.Ned Block
Puzzled about sensory qualities: reply to Bill Lycan.Ned Block
Poise, dispositions and access-consciousness: reply to Daniel Stoljar.Ned Block
Reply to Frank Jackson on a priori necessitation.Ned Block
Strong representationism and unconscious perception: reply to Janet Levin.Ned Block
Sydney shoemaker on transparency and the inverted spectrum.Ned Block
Tyler Burge on perceptual adaptation.Ned Block
The direct realist approach to illusion: reply to Bill Brewer.Ned Block
Attention and direct realism.Bill Brewer
The Emperor's New Phenomenology? The Empirical Case for Conscious Experience without First-Order Representations.Hakwan Lau & Richard Brown
Psychological content and egocentric indexes.Tyler Burge
Attention alters appearance.Marisa Carrasco
Three puzzles about spatial experience.David Chalmers
Physicalism and the a priori.Frank Jackson
Without first-order representations.Hakwan Lau & Richard Brown
Alien subjectivity and the importance of consciousness.Geoffrey Lee
On Phenomenal Access.Joseph Levine
Representational exhaustion.Janet Levin
Block and the representation theory of sensory qualities.William G. Lycan
Could an android be conscious?Brian P. McLaughlin
How Can Brains in Vats Experience a Spatial World? A Puzzle for Internalists.Adam Pautz
How do brains in vats experience a spatial world? a puzzle for internalists.Adam Pautz
Naive realism" and qualia.Hilary Putnam
Phenomenal character and physicalism.Sydney Shoemaker
Attention and Perceptual Justification.Nicholas Silins & Susanna Siegel
Attention and perceptual justification.Nicholas Silins & Susanna Siegel
In Praise of Poise.Daniel Stoljar
In praise of poise.Daniel Stoljar
Introduction to Blockheads! Essays on Ned Block's Philosophy of Mind and Consciousness.Daniel Stoljar
Homunculi heads and silicon chips: the importance of history to phenomenology.Michael Tye
Can Representationism Explain how Attention Affects Appearances?Sebastian Watzl

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Daniel Stoljar
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