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Four major puzzles of consciousness philosophical materialism must confront after rejecting the phenomenal concept strategy.

(Paperback)

This book presents the author's theory about the phenomenal "what it feels like" aspect of consciousness. Michael Tye argues that all experiences and feelings represent things, and that their phenomenal aspects are to be understood in terms of what they represent.

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Michael Tye untangles the complex web of empirical and conceptual issues of the newly revived imagery debate in psychology between those that liken mental images to pictures and those that liken them to linguistic descriptions.