How many concepts of consciousness?

Ned J. Block

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics Free Will and Agency

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Abstract With some help from the commentators, a few adjustments to the characterizations of A-consciousness and P-consciousness can avoid some trivial cases of one without the other. But it still seems that the case for the existence of P without A is stronger than that for A without P. If indeed there can be P without A, but not A without P, this would be a remarkable result that would need explanation.

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