Philosophy of consciousness :: Materialism and dualism
The knowledge argument
See also: What is it like?, Conceptual analysis and a priori entailment, Zombies and the conceivability argument, Kripke's modal argument, Other anti-materialist arguments, Phenomenal concepts, The representation of color, Color.
Zombies and the conceivability argument
See also: The explanatory gap, `Hard' and `easy' problems, Conceptual analysis and a priori entailment, The knowledge argument, Kripke's modal argument, Arguments from disembodiment, Other anti-materialist arguments, Phenomenal concepts, Absent qualia, Two-dimensionalism about content.
- Torin Alter (online). Garrett on causal essentialism and zombies. (More)
- Torin Alter (2007). Imagining subjective absence: Marcus on zombies. (More)
- Istvan Aranyosi (2005). Chalmers' zombie argument. (More)
- Murat Aydede & Guven Guzeldere (2001). Consciousness, conceivability arguments, and perspectivalism: The dialectics of the debate. (More)
- Murat Aydede (online). On the conceivability of phenomenal zombies with "sensory-perceptual" systems that are informationally identical to ours. (More)
- Andrew Bailey (manuscript). Physicalism and the preposterousness of zombies. (More)
- Andrew Bailey (manuscript). The unsoundness of arguments from conceivability. (More)
- Andrew Bailey (manuscript). Zombies support biological theories of consciousness. (More)
- Peter Bokulich (manuscript). Putting zombies to rest: The role of dynamics in reduction. (More)
- Selmer Bringsjord (1995). In defense of impenetrable zombies. (More)
- Selmer Bringsjord (1999). The zombie attack on the computational conception of mind. (More)
- David Chalmers (2002). Does conceivability entail possibility? (More)
- David Chalmers (2004). Imagination, indexicality, and intensions. (More)
- David Chalmers (online). Mind and modality. (More)
- David Chalmers (1999). Materialism and the metaphysics of modality. (More)
- David Chalmers (1993). Self-ascription without qualia: A case-study. (More)
- David Chalmers (2006). The two-dimensional argument against materialism. (More)
- Daniel Cohnitz (online). The logic of negative conceivability. (More)
- Daniel Dennett (1995). The unimagined preposterousness of zombies. (More)
- Daniel Dennett (2001). The zombic hunch: Extinction of an intuition? (More)
- Eric Dietrich & Anthony Gillies (2001). Consciousness and the limits of our imaginations. (More)
- Heimir Geirsson (2005). Conceivability and defeasible modal justification. (More)
- Larry Hauser (online). Revenge of the zombies. (More)
- Ivan Havel (1999). Living in conceivable worlds. (More)
- Mark Johnston (manuscript). It necessarily ain't so. (More)
- Jesper Kallestrup (2006). Physicalism, conceivability and strong necessities. (More)
- Navin Kartik (2000). In the hands of zombies. (More)
- Mike Kearns (online). Could Daniel Dennett be a zombie? (More)
- Robert Kirk (online). Zombies. (More)
- Christof Koch & Francis Crick (2001). On the zombie within. (More)
- Peter Kung (online). Imaginability as a guide to possibility. (More)
- Manfred Kupffer (online). Conceivability and the a priori. (More)
- Dan Lloyd (online). Twilight of the zombies. (More)
- William Lycan (2003). Vs. a new a priorist argument for dualism. (More)
- Michael Lynch (2006). Zombies and the case of the phenomenal pickpocket. (More)
- Eric Marcus (2004). Why zombies are inconceivable. (More)
- Peter Marton (1998). Zombies versus materialists: The battle for conceivability. (More)
- Chris Mathieson (2000). Reining in Chalmers: On the logical possibility of zombies. (More)
- Wallace Matson (manuscript). Logical possibility, laws of nature, and mind in the history of philosophy. (More)
- John McCarthy (1995). Todd Moody's zombies. (More)
- Todd Moody (1994). Conversations with zombies. (More)
- Peter Murphy (2006). Reliability connections between conceivability and inconceivability. (More)
- Thomas Nagel (1998). Conceiving the impossible and the mind-body problem. (More)
- Derk Pereboom (forthcoming). Consciousness and introspective inaccuracy. (More)
- Matthew Phillips (manuscript). Why positive and negative conceivability can't save the conceivability-possibility Link. (More)
- Karol Polcyn (2006). Conceivability, possibility, and a posteriori necessity: On Chalmers' argument for dualism. (More)
- Karol Polcyn (manuscript). Chalmers' two-dimensional argument against materialism. (More)
- Thomas Polger (online). Zombies. (More)
- Paul Raymore (manuscript). A materialist response to David Chalmers' The Conscious Mind. (More)
- David Rosenthal (1968). Intentionality: A study of the views of Chisholm and Sellars. (More)
- David Rosenthal & Wilfrid Sellars (1972). The Rosenthal-Sellars correspondence on intentionality. (More)
- William Seager (manuscript). Are zombies logically possible? -- And why it matters. (More)
- Jan Sleutels (2006). Greek zombies. (More)
- Tamler Sommers (2002). Of zombies, color scientists, and floating iron bars. (More)
- Daniel Stoljar (2006). Actors and zombies. (More)
- Daniel Stoljar (forthcoming). Review of Perry's Knowledge, Possibility, and Consciousness. (More)
- Daniel Stoljar (2001). The conceivability argument and two conceptions of the physical. (More)
- Daniel Stoljar (2007). Two conceivability arguments compared. (More)
- Julia Tanney (2004). On the conceptual, psychological, and moral status of zombies, swamp-beings, and other ‘behaviourally indistinguishable’ creatures. (More)
- Nigel Thomas (1998). Zombie killer. (More)
- Tillmann Vierkant (2002). Zombie Mary and the blue banana. On the compatibility of the 'knowledge argument' with the argument from modality. (More)
- Brian Weatherson (manuscript). Morality in fiction and consciousness in imagination. (More)
- Stephen Yablo (1999). Concepts and consciousness. (More)
- Stephen Yablo (2002). Coulda, woulda, shoulda. (More)
- Stephen Yablo (online). Illusions of possibility. (More)
- Stephen Yablo (online). Modal rationalism and logical empiricism: Some similarities. (More)
Kripke's modal argument
See also: The knowledge argument, Zombies and the conceivability argument, Arguments from disembodiment, Other anti-materialist arguments, Phenomenal concepts.
Arguments from disembodiment
See also: Zombies and the conceivability argument, Kripke's modal argument, Other anti-materialist arguments, Bodily experience, Bodily experience, Embodiment and situated cognition.
Other anti-materialist arguments
See also: The knowledge argument, Zombies and the conceivability argument, Kripke's modal argument, Arguments from disembodiment, Consciousness and physicalism, misc, Consciousness and dualism.
