Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness?
Barz W (2007)
Acta Analytica 22(3): 183-188.
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Abstract / Bemerkung
It is argued that Searle’s argument for the thesis that there is a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness suffers from serious ambiguities. Searle’s argument is reconstructed as consisting of three premises that contain the notions of aspectual shape and irreducible subjectivity. Having identified two different readings of ‘aspectual shape’ and ‘irreducibly subjective,’ I conclude that each version of Searle’s argument incorporates at least one false premise.
Stichworte
Intentionality;
Consciousness;
Searle;
Aspectual shape;
Subjectivity
Erscheinungsjahr
2007
Zeitschriftentitel
Acta Analytica
Band
22
Ausgabe
3
Seite(n)
183-188
ISSN
0353-5150
eISSN
1874-6349
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2554464
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Barz W. Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness? Acta Analytica. 2007;22(3):183-188.
Barz, W. (2007). Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness? Acta Analytica, 22(3), 183-188. doi:10.1007/s12136-007-0007-8
Barz, Wolfgang. 2007. “Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness?”. Acta Analytica 22 (3): 183-188.
Barz, W. (2007). Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness? Acta Analytica 22, 183-188.
Barz, W., 2007. Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness? Acta Analytica, 22(3), p 183-188.
W. Barz, “Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness?”, Acta Analytica, vol. 22, 2007, pp. 183-188.
Barz, W.: Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness? Acta Analytica. 22, 183-188 (2007).
Barz, Wolfgang. “Is there a conceptual connection between intentionality and consciousness?”. Acta Analytica 22.3 (2007): 183-188.
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