Lexicon of Arguments

 

Pauen I 20
Consciousness/Pauen: can be considered as a property. A property of conditions that can also occur without exemplifying this property.
>Exemplification, >States, >Properties, cf. >Identity theory,
>Thinking, >Brain, >Brain states.
I 21
Problem: there is nothing that could be "something like" consciousness, so that you always have to rely on the property itself, if you want to define it.
>Definitions, >Definability, >Comparisons, >Comparability, >Similarity, >Method, >Intentionality.
I 213
Perception/self-consciousness/Computer/Pauen: a computer that wanted to perceive itself might try to scan its parts - even if it had consciousness, it could not (using his only sense organs) in this way notice his own consciousness.
>Self-consciousness, >Self-knowledge, >Self-identification,
>Artificial consciousness, >Thinking, >World/thinking,
>Perception, >Knowledge.