Types of Consciousness: The Diversity Problem.

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The work addresses the diversity problem in consciousness studies, arguing that different types of consciousness—such as perceptual, reflective, and self-consciousness—cannot be reduced to a single kind. It examines how various philosophical and scientific accounts handle this multiplicity and proposes a framework for understanding the distinct features and relationships among these types. The argument emphasizes that acknowledging this diversity is crucial for a complete theory of consciousness.

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Types of Consciousness: The Diversity Problem.