Austen Clark offers a general account of the forms of mental representation that we call"
sensory." Drawing on the findings of current neuroscience, Clark defends the hypothesis that …

Consciousness without sentience is conceivable, but ghastly to contemplate. There you are,
sitting quietly in your chair, thinking hard about some philosophical problem, eyes closed …

This book offers a general account of the forms of mental representation that we call
'sensory'. To sense something, one must have some capacity to discriminate among sensory …

Consciousness without sentience is conceivable, but ghastly to contemplate. There you are,
sitting quietly in your chair, thinking hard about some philosophical problem, eyes closed …

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Offers a general account of the forms of mental representation that we call" sensory."
Drawing on the findings of neuroscience, the author proposes and defends the hypothesis …

Consciousness without sentience is conceivable, but ghastly to contemplate. There you are,
sitting quietly in your chair, thinking hard about some philosophical problem, eyes closed …

Consciousness without sentience is conceivable, but ghastly to contemplate. There you are,
sitting quietly in your chair, thinking hard about some philosophical problem, eyes closed …

Consciousness without sentience is conceivable, but ghastly to contemplate. There you are,
sitting quietly in your chair, thinking hard about some philosophical problem, eyes closed …