Clip Show ’011

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Richard Brown

It’s that time of year again! Here are the top posts of 2011 (see last year’s clip show and the best of all time) –Runner Up– News Flash: Philosophy Sucks! Philosophy is unavoidable; that is part of why it sucks! 10. Epiphenomenalism and Russellian Monism Is Russellian Monism committed to epiphenomenalism about consciousness? Dave Chalmers argues [...]

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Cognitive Access: The Only Game in Town

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Richard Brown

[cross-posted at Brains] In Ned Block’s recent paper, published in Trends In Cognitive Science, he has defended his argument that perceptual consciousness overflows cognitive access from several recent objections (including mine). It is important that Block is defending overflow from cognitive access since he admits that perceptual consciousness does not overflow all access. Phenomenal consciousness consists in there [...]

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Online Philosophy Class

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Richard Brown

I am happy to say that I have just uploaded the final video of my online introduction to philosophy course! I have all of the videos up at my youtube channel but I also started a special blog for them here: http://onlinephilosophyclass.wordpress.com I have slides for my philosophy of religion class, which I may or [...]

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