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In:Sisyphus’s Boulder: Consciousness and the limits of the knowable
Eric Dietrich and Valerie Gray Hardcastle
[Advances in Consciousness Research 60] 2005
► pp. vii–ix

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Published online: 17 February 2005

https://doi.org/10.1075/aicr.60.toc

Table of contents

Acknowledgements

Introduction

1.Intuitions at an impasse: The explanatory landscape

Part I:Troubles with Naturalism

2. Against naturalism: The logical boundary of conscious perception

3.The dismal prospects for naturalism

Part II: Aspects of a science of consciousness

4.How to avoid being a mysterian

5.Science in the face of mystery

Part III: An application: Consciousness and philosophy

6. How consciousness creates philosophy

Appendix: Problems with zombies: A discussion of Chalmers's arguments for dualism

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