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Bibliografía: p.255-259

Pte. 1ª: Consciousness per se. -- The material nature of consciousness. -- Preliminary statement of the claim. -- The aspect od self-disclosure. -- The aspect of mood. -- The hard problem of consciousness. -- The methapysical and empirical status of conciousness. --The metaphysical necessity of consciousness being material. -- Type identity. -- Function and functionalism. -- Empirical issues. -- Conciousness and temporality. -- Attention and the specious present. -- The specious present and conciousness of time. -- The temporality of conciousness. -- Pte. 2ª: Sensory conciousness. -- Qualia: The case of color. -- Light and dark. -- Brown-tone and grey-tone. -- Red and blue. -- The physical reality reality of qualia: The hard problem. -- Conscious sensation. -- The nature of sensation. -- Sensation and representionalism. -- Absent and inverted qualia. -- Pte. 3ª: Perceptual consciousnes. -- Perceptual intentionality. -- Percepts. -- Perceptual intention. -- Intentional quality. -- Perception, the world, and the subject. -- Perception and the external world. -- Perception and the external world. -- Perception of our bodies. -- Consciousness of perceptual states: Inner sense. -- Perception and the subject. -- Pte. 4ª: Thinking consciousness. -- The intentionaly of thoughts. -- Thoughts as intentions. -- The phenomenal quality of thoughts. -- Thought, the world, and the thinking subjects. -- Thoughts and the world. -- Thought and the subject.