The intrinsic quality of experience

In Josh Weisberg, Consciousness (Key Concepts in Philosophy). Cambridge, UK: Polity (2014)
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original Harman, Gilbert (1990) "The intrinsic quality of experience". Philosophical Perspectives 4():31-52
reprint Harman, Gilbert (1999) "The Intrinsic Quality of Experience". In Harman, Gilbert, Reasoning, meaning, and mind, pp. : Oxford University Press (1999)
reprint Harman, Gilbert (2003) "The Intrinsic Quality of Experience". In Heil, John, Philosophy of Mind: A Guide and Anthology, pp. : Oxford University Press (2003)
reprint Harman, Gilbert (2014) "The intrinsic quality of experience". In Weisberg, Josh, Consciousness (Key Concepts in Philosophy), pp. : Polity (2014)

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