the mit press consciousness and persons unity and identity nov 2003
the mit press consciousness and persons unity and identity nov 2003
... kinds of consciousness or unity. But it will be useful to
14 Introduction
Figure I.1
Figure I.2
Consciousness and Persons
Unity and Identity
Michael Tye
Consciousness and Persons
Unity and Identity
Michael ... Tye
In
Consciousness and Persons: Unity and Identity
Michael
Tye takes on the thorny issue of the unity of conscious-
ness and answers the...
the mit press knowledge possibility and consciousness apr 2001
... anything. There is a state that zombies go
into when they cut themselves or stub their toes. This state
makes them do the things we do when we are in pain. They
curse and jump up and down and hold the ... of the
various things going on there. I have the sensation of pain.
The question is not whether their visual sensations and my
pain sensation are sensations of the same t...
the mit press toward a science of consciousness iii the third tucson discussions and debates oct 1999
... toexistbecauseofsome
cognitivelimitationonourpart(McGinn1989)—wearetoostupid(orhavethewrongtypeofintelligence)to
appreciatetheexplanatoryconnection.Aproperunderstandingofthephysicalandphenomenalfactswould,in
reality,showusthatoneexplainstheother.
Idonotbelieveanyofthesethreestrategiesareacceptable.Thefirstsimplyflatlyconflictswiththeevidence.Its
proponentsneedtoproducemuchstrongerargumentstha...
the mit press coherence in thought and action nov 2000
... of reason of the sort that Plato
and Descartes sought, and even if there were, they would
be too trivial to provide a basis for all the other things we
think we know. Similarly, there are no ... activation of all the units in parallel. The
updated activation of unit is calculated on the basis of its
current activation, the weights on links to other units, and
the activatio...
the mit press natural ethical facts evolution connectionism and moral cognition oct 2003
... cat on the housesill, the chickadee, the
prarie-dog,
The litter of the grunting sow as they tug at her teats,
The brood of the turkeyhen, and she with her halfspread wings,
I see in them and myself ... of
knowledge and can also account for other gross moral psychological
phenomena, giving them ample explanatory power and making them
the centerpiece of moral cognition....
the mit press real natures and familiar objects apr 2004
... individuation, and (presumably) the utter-
ances and thoughts that implement these conventions. Our
making these utterances and having these thoughts create
in us the impression that there are in the world ... at the bottom of the Marianas
Trench, one microparticle in the star Sirius, and the entirety
of the Navy’s latest Ohio-class submarine. Neither folk the-
ories...
the mit press subjectivity and selfhood investigating the first-person perspective jan 2006
... method
and focus, and even about the status and existence of self, they are in nearly
unanimous agreement when it comes to the relation between consciousness
and self -consciousness. Literally all the ... and
other, I will argue here that the theory-theory of mind is mistaken when it
claims that theoretical knowledge constitutes the core of what we call upon
when we unde...
the mit press global justice and transnational politics apr 2002
... universalism: The domain of the exercise of fairness is all
people everywhere taken together, and the device of the original
position is applied to a hypothetical exercise in the selection of
rules and ... identification of the agencies charged with meeting these
demands are influenced by the choice of the appropriate concep-
tion of the original position and the corre...
the mit press new essays on semantic externalism and self-knowledge jun 2003
... water(1), and this triggers the Second Limitation Princi-
ple.
10
The early version of the Second Limitation Principle has the
desired result, but in other respects it is far from satisfactory. The ... knowledge, the
transmission of epistemic warrant, question-begging reasoning, the
semantics of natural-kind terms, and other issues crucial to epistemology
and philosophy of...
the mit press organisms and artifacts design in nature and elsewhere apr 2004
... keep them at the bottom of
the sea, and to protect them when drifted by the tide against rocks. Animals of the
molluscous division, which inhabit the deep sea, and float singly, or in groups, as
the ... 12:19
Organisms and Artifacts
Design in Nature and Elsewhere
Tim Lewens
A Bradford Book
The MIT Press
Cambridge, Massachusetts
London, England
Lewens-79044 book Octobe...
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