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The term ''qualia'' (singular 'quale') is used in many different ways to date. | The term ''qualia'' (singular 'quale') is used in many different ways to date. | ||
− | + | == Definition in terms of examples == | |
May publications define the term using examples. E.g.: | May publications define the term using examples. E.g.: | ||
- Colours ("seeing red", etc.) | - Colours ("seeing red", etc.) | ||
- Using the [[what it is like to be]] reference | - Using the [[what it is like to be]] reference | ||
− | + | == Logical structure == | |
Various uses seem to appear: | Various uses seem to appear: | ||
* Properties of [[phenomenal consciousness]] | * Properties of [[phenomenal consciousness]] | ||
* Simple constituents of phenomenal consciousness (going as far as "approximations" of phenomenal consciousness) | * Simple constituents of phenomenal consciousness (going as far as "approximations" of phenomenal consciousness) | ||
* States of phenomenal consciousness | * States of phenomenal consciousness |
Revision as of 16:04, 27 April 2020
The term qualia (singular 'quale') is used in many different ways to date.
Definition in terms of examples
May publications define the term using examples. E.g.: - Colours ("seeing red", etc.) - Using the what it is like to be reference
Logical structure
Various uses seem to appear:
- Properties of phenomenal consciousness
- Simple constituents of phenomenal consciousness (going as far as "approximations" of phenomenal consciousness)
- States of phenomenal consciousness