Consciousness

Peter Carruthers''s essays on consciousness and related issues have had a substantial impact on the field and many of his best are now collected here in revised form. Together they develop defend and explore the implications of Carruthers''s distinctive theory of experiential consciousness; they discuss the differences between conscious experiencing and conscious thinking; and controversially they consider what would follow either for morality or for comparative psychology if it should turn out that animals lack conscious experiences. This collection will be of great interest to anyone working in philosophy of mind or cognitive science.