Physicalists, including Smart (1959), Hill (1991), Block and Stalnaker (1999), McLaughlin (2001), and Melnyk (2003), argue that the best explanation for mind-brain supervenience is that conscious states are constituted by the brain states they supervene on.

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• Person: Not available Organization: Cambridge University Press
  Non-physicalist Theories of Consciousness

Sources

• Non-physicalist Theories of Consciousness www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press via serper

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• conscious states concept
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