Consciousness Explained - Daniel C. Dennett
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'Consciousness Explained' by Daniel C. Dennett is a major work in the philosophy of mind that challenges traditional ideas about how conscious experience arises. First published in 1991, Dennett draws on philosophy, psychology, neuroscience and artificial intelligence to argue against the idea of a single central place in the brain where all conscious experience comes together. Instead, he proposes his 'Multiple Drafts' model, in which different processes in the brain continually interpret and revise information without a single inner observer. The book examines perception, memory, language, imagination and the sense of self, offering a naturalistic account of consciousness that remains influential and widely debated.
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Good condition, slight wear to cover
Filed under: Philosophy