'Qualia' presentation slideshows

PHILOSOPHY OF MIND

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Consciousness: The Hard Problem & Concepts of Consciousness

Consciousness: The Hard Problem & Concepts of Consciousness. Easy and hard problems of consciousness. Distinction proposed by David Chalmers The easy problems: finding the neural correlate of consciousness explaining the ability to apply information to thinking and behavior

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Consciousness: The Hard Problem & Concepts of Consciousness

Consciousness: The Hard Problem & Concepts of Consciousness. Easy and hard problems of consciousness. Distinction proposed by David Chalmers The easy problems: finding the neural correlate of consciousness explaining the ability to apply information to thinking and behavior

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Analytic Philosophy

Analytic Philosophy. Introduction and a Brief History. Introduction. About this course Analytic philosophy in the history of philosophy and the history of analytic philosophy Areas of philosophy and central philosophical issues. About this course. Mechanics, requiements and expectations.

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1 Descartes (1596-1650)

1 Descartes (1596-1650) . Introduction . Main (philosophical) works: Discourse (1637) Meditations (1641) Principia Philosophicae (1644). Methodology. Introspection and anti-elitism

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Cognitive Computing 2012

Cognitive Computing 2012. The computer and the mind 4. CHURCHLAND Professor Mark Bishop. Overview. The paper looks at the neuroscience of cognition at three levels offering: a theory to explain how brain may represent aspects of the world providing a neuro-biological reduction of qualia.

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Consciousness

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Robotic Consciousness and The Impending Robot Conflicts

Robotic Consciousness and The Impending Robot Conflicts. James P. Gunderson, Ph.D. Louise F. Gunderson, Ph.D . Gamma Two, Inc. Brief Overview of Robots. Biologically Principled Brains. Robotic Consciousness. What the heck is Consciousness?. Dennett (1971)

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The Mind - Body Question by A. Besa (2010)

The Mind - Body Question by A. Besa (2010). How do we distinguish the mental from the physical?. Lack of spatial features Privileged access Subjectivity Intentionality Anomalousness. Lack of spatial features. Physical events happen somewhere.

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