By "continental philosophy" I shall mean primarily phenomenology, which had its birthplace on "the continent" but now enjoys residence almost everywhere; but I shall also mean the "Heidelberg School," i.e., Dieter Henrich and his students, primarily Manfred Frank.Through the work of these thinkers, along with phenomenology's continued inquiry into self-consciousness, the self, first-person...
naukowe 37[…] how a brain (or anything else that is physical) could manage to be a locus of conscious experience… This is, surely, among the ultimate metaphysical mysteries; don't bet on anybody ever solving it. J.A. Fodor[…] we will not get very far in giving a scientific account of the relationship between consciousness and the brain unless we have a clear conception of what it is that we are...