The smallest individual units of subjective experience that characterize this state were formally introduced in a paper by Daniel Dennett entitled "Quining Qualia."
The paper "On Leaving Out What It Is Like" proposes that there is no a priori connection between low-level descriptions and high-level descriptions of this concept, which is the reason for the explanatory gap that was elucidated by Joseph Levine. A different paper tackling this phenomenon discusses Type-A, Type-B, and Type-C materialism in relation to various arguments about it, such as the conceivability argument. The smallest individual units of subjective experience that characterize this state were formally introduced in a paper by Daniel Dennett entitled "Quining Qualia." The characteristics of the relation of this phenomenon to subjective experience is part of its namesake hard problem. David Chalmers wrote a work examining its relation to the mind, and the experiences that a human being has as a result of this state is the center of discussion in Nagel's What is It Like to be a Bat? For 10 points, identify this psychological state of being self-aware of one's own existence.
The paper "On Leaving Out What It Is Like" proposes that there is no a priori connection between low-level descriptions and high-level descriptions of this concept, which is the reason for the explanatory gap that was elucidated by Joseph Levine.
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