Daniel Dennett, in his 1991 work, argues against the existence of actual phenomenology, stating: "There is no such phenomenon as really seeming–over and above the phenomenon of judging in one way or another that something is the case… But what about the actual phenomenology? There is no such thing."

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• Person: Not available Organization: Journal of Psychoanalysis
  Consciousness and Cognitive Sciences

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