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> 10/22/2012
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> From: Craig Weinberg
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Subject: Re: Re: The Peirce-Leibniz triads Ver. 2
On Sunday, October 21, 2012 7:19:42 AM UTC-4, rclough wrote:
CRAIG: Cool Roger,
It mostly makes sense to me, except I don't understand why I. is associated
with objects and substance when it is feeling, perception, and firs
On Sunday, October 21, 2012 7:19:42 AM UTC-4, rclough wrote:
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> CRAIG: Cool Roger,
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> It mostly makes sense to me, except I don't understand why I. is
> associated with objects and substance when it is feeling, perception, and
> first person quale.
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> ROGER: It is not uncommon to find
CRAIG: Cool Roger,
It mostly makes sense to me, except I don't understand why I. is associated
with objects and substance when it is feeling, perception, and first person
quale.
ROGER: It is not uncommon to find such objective/subjective dyslexia in the
literature.
This stuff is hard t
Cool Roger,
It mostly makes sense to me, except I don't understand why I. is associated
with objects and substance when it is feeling, perception, and first person
quale.
To me, thinking is just as much first person as feeling, and they both are
subjective qualia. Thinking is a meta-quale of f
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