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The Physical Nature of ConsciousnessEdited by Philip Van Loocke
[Advances in Consciousness Research 29] 2001
► pp. 257–268
Edited by Philip Van Loocke
[Advances in Consciousness Research 29] 2001
► pp. 257–268
What is it not Like to be a Brain?
The standard objection to materialism is inverted. It is argued that materialism fails to do justice to the nature of matter; it omits or distorts the distinctive character of physical phenomena. The symmetry of identity plays a crucial role in the argument.
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