Biological Naturalism and the Mind-Body Problem

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Focusing on the mind-body problem, this book presents a new theoretical framework that emphasizes the significance of phenomenal experience, often termed "the hard problem" of consciousness. It critiques existing perspectives that either overlook or dismiss the reality of phenomenal experience. By exploring two specific "biological naturalist" views, the author argues that one of these approaches could provide a clearer understanding of the mind-body relationship, ultimately validating the importance of subjective experience in consciousness studies.