An example of access-consciousness without phenomenal consciousness?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences March 1, 1997 Joseph E. Bogen
Both Block and the commentators who accepted his P versus A distinction readily recognize examples of P without A but not vice versa. As an example of A without P, Block hypothesized a “zombie,” computationally like a human but without subjectivity. This would appear to describe the disconnected right hemisphere of the split-brain subject, unless one alternatively opts for two parallel...