Neurophenomenal structuralism as a general theory of consciousness?
Philosophy and the Mind Sciences October 6, 2025 Jakub Mihálik, Tomáš Marvan 1 citation
While neurophenomenal structuralism (NPS) is typically viewed as an account of why an experience, i.e. a conscious mental state, has a specific phenomenal character, Sascha Fink has suggested that NPS might also account for why one has an experience in the first place. According to Fink, the character-determining structures are incorporated in larger (meta-)structures that make the incorporated...