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▼a HUMPHREY, NICHOLAS. |
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▼a SENTIENCE
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▼b the invention of consciousness. |
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▼b OXFORD UNIV PRESS,
▼c 2022. |
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▼a Cover -- SENTIENCE: The Invention of Consciousness -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- PROLOGUE -- Hello? (hello) (hello) -- 1. SENTIENCE AND CONSCIOUSNESS -- 2. FOOTHILLS -- 3. THE TOUCH OF LIGHT -- 4. BLYTHE SPIRITS -- 5. WHAT THE FROG'S EYE TELLS THE MONKEY'S BRAIN -- 6. BLINDSIGHT -- 7. SIGHT UNSEEN -- 8. RED SKY AT NIGHT -- 9. NATURE'S PSYCHOLOGISTS -- 10. ON THE TRACK OF SENSATIONS -- Sensations as representations -- Phenomenal properties: real or illusory? -- Phenomenal properties: out there or in here? -- The hard problem: the explanatory gap -- The hard question: And then what happens? |
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▼a 'What Mary didn't know': the knowledge argument -- 'What natural selection didn't know.' The inverted spectrum -- 11. EVOLVING SENTIENCE -- 12. THE ROAD TAKEN -- 13. THE PHENOMENAL SELF -- 14. THEORETICAL MISPRISIONS -- 15. COMING TO BE: SENTIENCE AND BODY SENSE -- 16. SENTIENCE ALL THE WAY DOWN? -- 17. MAPPING THE LANDSCAPE -- 18. GETTING WARMER -- 19. TESTING, TESTING -- 20. QUALIAPHILIA -- 21. THE SELF IN ACTION -- Does Bernie have an idea of his own continuing identity-anything equivalent to an 'I' that he carries forward? -- Does Bernie time travel with his 'I'? |
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▼a Does Bernie regard others as having an 'I' in their own right? -- Is Bernie a natural psychologist? Can he read minds? -- Does Bernie regard me as sentient? Does he care? -- A final question: what does-orcould-Bernie know about death and the extinction of sentience? -- 22. TAKING STOCK -- 23. MACHINA EX DEO -- 24. ETHICAL IMPERATIVES -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- REFERENCES AND NOTES -- INDEX |
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▼a Conscious sensations ground our sense of self, but is it only humans who feel this way? Do other animals? Will future machines? Nicholas Humphrey tells the story of his quest to understand the evolutionary history of consciousness and explains the startling answers he has come to. |
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▼a Consciousness. |
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▼a Consciousness in animals. |
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▼a Conscience. |
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▼a Conscience chez les animaux. |
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▼a Consciousness
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▼a Consciousness in animals
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▼w (OCoLC)1302987170 |
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