First-order representationalism posits that mental states are conscious because they make subjects aware of sensory features, such as the redness of an apple, the sweetness of honey, or the shrillness of a trumpet.

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  Hard Problem of Consciousness | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• mental states concept