Sidestepping the semantics of "consciousness".
The Behavioral and brain sciences April 1, 2004 Michael V Antony
The author critiques Block's claim that the term "consciousness" is ambiguous between phenomenal consciousness and access consciousness, arguing that the nature of ambiguity itself is unclear and that the conflation of these two concepts can be explained without assuming ambiguity. By avoiding controversial semantic issues, Block's argument could be strengthened.