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> unless you know what "phenomenal qualities" meant to Dennett Very likely the mainstream philosophical meaning of phenomenal which is relating to subjective e
by _akhe 2y ago
> unless you know what "phenomenal qualities" meant to Dennett
Very likely the mainstream philosophical meaning of phenomenal which is relating to subjective experience.
> phenomenal doesn't mean conscious
It essentially does yes - why do you think Dennett would be interpreting it differently in this case?
I'm not even going to comment on your "magical properties" aspects - many problems.
- pdonis 2y ago> Very likely the mainstream philosophical meaning of phenomenal Again, if you had read Dennett's work in detail, you would know that in this particular area of philosophy, "phenomenal qualities" has a particular meaning, and it's not just "conscious experience"--it's a particular assertion about how conscious experience works. And one that cognitive science has shown to be false. > > phenomenal doesn't mean conscious You're not quoting anything I actually said in my post, so I have no idea what you think you're responding to here.