Review of Joe Levine's "Purple Haze" [Book Review]

Philosophical Psychology 15 (3):359-362 (2002)
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Though there is much else in Levine's book that is also worthy of discussion, this critical study focuses exclusively on his central positive thesis that phenomenal consciousness exhibits two features that “both resist explanatory reduction to the physical: subjectivity and qualitative character” (p. 175).

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