Citation: Crane, Tim (2003) The Intentional Structure of Consciousness.
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Abstract
This paper develops in more detail the view proposed in ‘Intentionality as the Mark of the Mental’. I challenge the widely accepted distinction between the intentional and the qualitative, and I argue that all aspects of consciousness can be understood in terms of the notions of intentional content, intentional mode and intentional object.Article
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Additional Information: | Citation: A.Jokic & Q.Smith (eds.) "Consciousness: New Philosophical Perspectives". |
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Creators: | Crane, Tim and |
Subjects: | Philosophy |
Keywords: | Consciousness, Intentionality |
Divisions: | Institute of Philosophy |
Collections: | London Philosophy Papers |
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