Difference between revisions of "Phenomenal Character"
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Often, the term `experience' is used in a primitive sense. The phenomenal character of an experience is defined e.g. as "what it is like subjectively to undergo this experience"<ref=SEPQualia>Tye, SEP Qualia</ref>. Supposedly that means there are also other characters of experience, and the quote just given picks out another one.
