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Matthew Soteriou provides an original philosophical account of sensory and cognitive aspects of consciousness. He explores distinctions of temporal character in our mental lives - especially in relation to the exercise of agency - and illuminates the more general issue of the place and role of mental action in the metaphysics of mind.
PART I Sensory Consciousness. 1 The Manifest Image of Sensory Consciousness -- 2 Occurrence, State, Content, and Character -- 3 The Phenomenology and Ontology of Bodily Sensation -- 4 Temporal Transparency and Perceptual Acquaintance -- 5 Structural Features of Perceptual Acquaintance -- 6 Conscious Contact with Time and the Continuity of Consciousness -- 7 Perceptual Imagination and Perceptual Recollection -- 8 Introspection and Knowing What It's Like -- Part II Conscious Thinking -- 9 The Place of Mental Action in the Metaphysics of Mind -- 10 The Ontology of Conscious Thinking -- 11 'The Mind Uses Its Own Freedom': Suppositional Reasoning and Self-Critical Reflection -- 12 Mental Action, Autonomy, and the Perspective of Practical Reason -- 13 Intention-in-Action and the Epistemology of Mind -- 14 Reconsidering the Place of Mental Action in the Metaphysics of Mind -- 15 Thinking and Belief -- References -- Index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 371-381) and index.