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Volume 7, Number 4, 2000
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How to solve the mind--body problem
pp. 5-5(1)
Author: Humphrey N.

Phenomenal immediacy and the doors of sensation
pp. 21-24(4)
Author: Clark A.

It's not a bug, It's a feature
pp. 25-27(3)
Author: Dennett D.C.

Primitive consciousness and the ‘hard problem’
pp. 28-39(12)
Author: Eilan N.

Efferent brain processes and the enactive approach to consciousness
pp. 40-50(11)
Author: Ellis R.

Hard things made hard
pp. 51-53(3)
Author: Hardcastle V.G.

How/why the mind-body problem is hard
pp. 54-61(8)
Author: Harnad S.

Humphrey's solution
pp. 62-66(5)
Author: Newton N.

Conceiving the ‘inconceivable'? Fishing for consciousness with a net of miracles
pp. 67-81(15)
Author: de Quincey C.

Not mind-body but mind-mind
pp. 82-92(11)
Author: Rovane C.

Closing the gap?
pp. 93-97(5)
Author: van Gulick R.

In reply
pp. 98-112(15)
Author: Humphrey N.

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