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Volume 5, Number 4, 1998
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Competing for consciousness: A Darwinian mechanism at an appropriate level of explanation
pp. 389-404(16)
Author: Calvin W.H.

Can phenomenal qualities exist unperceived
pp. 405-414(10)
Author: Feser E.

Unsensed phenomenal qualities
pp. 415-418(4)
Author: Lockwood M.

Three paradoxes of phenomenal consciousness: bridging the explanatory gap
pp. 419-442(24)
Authors: Ellis R.D.; Newton N.

Is physics an observer-private phenomenon like consciousness?
pp. 443-453(11)
Authors: Rossler O.E.; Rossler R.; Weibel P.

What it's like and what's really wrong with physicalism: a Wittgensteinean perspective
pp. 454-463(10)
Author: Rudd A.J.

Emergence & the mind-body problem
pp. 464-482(19)
Author: Silberstein M.

Beliefs about consciousness and reality of participants at ‘Tucson II’
pp. 483-496(14)
Authors: Baruss I.; Moore R.J.

'Tucson III': A personal view
pp. 497-503(7)
Author: Sutherland K.

A stone-age anthropologist looks at ‘Tucson III’
pp. 504-507(4)
Authors: Murinbata T.; Whitehead C.

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