John Searle on Consciousness


In this clip, philosopher John Searle discusses his approach to the mind-body problem known as “biological naturalism.” Searle believes that neither dualism nor materialism can adequately account for consciousness, but that the mind can still be studied as a purely biological phenomena. en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org

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25 Responses to “John Searle on Consciousness”
  1. OmarThePug says:

    Searle is a worthless idiot!

  2. raviJadhav250 says:

    I think there? the conscious and? Tsein is causal? Dead end of neuronal processes in the brain. just think of hiting ball? a wall, it will leave a mark on the wall to keep this example in t? You, I think there? the conscious and Tsein? is an act as the wall of something that we do not know that something new? ilo impresion process c? r? Braux. The k nnte? Ren explained?, Qualia.

  3. TheRedHutt says:

    @ Rapatski Yes. The game is only a concept rained t r something? The el d? Pledge of these two men to throw the ball. I know pr? Probably not that the game r? Reproducible, but it is not something that r? It (a concept). We have a concept of consciousness, but it does not follow that? the conscious and? Tsein exists as anything more than that? Missions and important papers (eg neurons) t? TIG?. An explanation? Tion r? be Ductrice of consciousness in terms of ‘T? ACTION? physical consciousness w? re argues, in fact, but how r? production is not m? possible.

  4. rapatski says:

    @ TheRedHutt the game is a concept and as such does not reduce

  5. TheRedHutt says:

    He says there? the conscious and Tsein? is disrespectful reproducible yet also says that it is a local biological processes? E? K? Body and brain. Is not r? Producer? simple analogy: A and B play a game? Knowledge. throwing a ball from front to rear? re. There are 3 or 4 things here? There are A, B, and the ball. But is it? One at all? L? Basement Supp? Commentary that? Fate? it? Knowledge. m the game itself? me? This game is a thing or simply a T? ACTION? Practice? e in things? If you? Mind? is one thing, if “spiritual things”, then there are fourth I think there are third

  6. macintub says:

    So, the awareness and digestive r? Els biological functions. Digestion is r? Reproducible? Obviously (Wikipedia search), but the conscious and? Not Tsein?

  7. theNimboo says:

    I am so grateful that I have a class with this teacher (Searle) n take? Next Semester!

  8. RandomVortex says:

    @ RahxunN?

  9. RandomVortex says:

    TheMilodronMerci @ f? R the tip, I r? V to enjoy? Rifi!

  10. Scofield0085 says:

    Searle said. . . ? Premi Press examination: Consciousness is reproducible and disrespectful El r?. WRONG! Consciousness? both R and r el? reproducible.

  11. PlayMoreLoud says:

    The brain is a line f? The conscious and r? Tsein and not its origin. I think the time is ultimatly r? V? Slow it? Silent only repr? Sentier? Feeling a part of the puzzle, but not the honest truth? Ultimate.

  12. TheMilodron says:

    I think this vid? O can drive? a Missverst? ndnis of Searle work as a whole. When his B?’s Books or documents that will see you read, that this thesis? Orie part of a much broader framework objectives? explained? Ren the problem? my conscience, that may be caused by simple errors cat? Category. I recommend reading his book introduction? Channel? Mind? It is easy? and discover concepts are important, m? me at postgraduate level.

  13. rahxun says:

    this r? Pond? almost nothing. . . not to mentioned the problem difficult for me hnen conscience: why we have him as exp experience is subjective and not objective? the basis of the argument is not strong enough. simply because he? seems to be? when the brain is active does not mean it comes from the brain. K you can not? Say that if you really know what part of the brain that gives you the confidence. amirite? sorry f? r my bad English.

  14. LennyBound says:

    @ Dr. Robert Lawrence Kuhn Namseidal96

  15. Namseidal96 says:

    Yo Lenny, the investigation is? Goal?

  16. BlankVellum says:

    @ Michael616joaquin Now there are attempts to do so. Such an experiment is called? Global Workspace th? Orie, the conscious and the saying? Tsein? Merge of r? Networks in the brain, the unconscious stimuli projects across the bark, mani? Re synchronized? E. There ‘s? R th many others? IES with their feet? Explanations? Rites. I do not want the eye of the national coat of arms? E, that we never? Search? Consciousness. It is a conceptual minefield!

  17. michael616joaquin says:

    I come from? I agree with him, no one can locate the ego / self / consciousness in the brain, it is a tool of a vehicle is not.

  18. fuzzyami says:

    ? @ SHIBBYiPANDAoui in essence, you are right: it accepts and rejects the dualism that? the Tsein Bewu? the earth? v? biological events. It seems to reject the mat? Alism because many boring? Imperialist consciousness deny. He claims that consciousness is the pH? Name? Not with the system? Me mean? Flows from? V? Biological events.

  19. SHIBBYiPANDA says:

    He has not only say the mat? alism? right after? s recounted the mat? alism is not true, “he said matt? alism is false, said that awareness is the product of T? ACTION? biological.. Excuse me, but when did Ren biology Unlk? Be a field from matt? Equipment?

  20. SHIBBYiPANDA says:

    He has not only say the mat? alism?

  21. CambridgeHeights says:

    We can understand k?, The goal is awareness, but as k? We can understand the exp? Or subjective experience? Feeling? of consciousness. You k? Can not m? Me proof daf? R, that someone other than the “f? Choose” somewhat subjective.

  22. ManicEightBall says:

    @ Wenaolong “There is no reason, the brain ore? Select causes consciousness” Why is it that when I drink coffee, I choose f awake? Even if corr? Bev lkerungsdurchschnitt? Causal connection?. If this is not the consciousness of the brain that cause, and this is not the consciousness of the brain caused? Results, then something else? If m? Need? Originally? ACCESSIBLE both. What is it?

  23. BearsEatBeats914 says:

    @ 500bigguy100 You raise a point int? Esting here. The honest truth? , we are not sure whether exp? OBEs hallucinations r? el, or fair. Research has t? performed? leads? ‘Re on the subject, but it’s still a pr? Pond? ANCE the evidence? Rant an r? the urs? floor lord f? r the brain consciousness (I say this as someone who is? TUDY neuropsychology). Dar? Over, I have not seen a mod? Plausible relations brain / mind denies that the r? The causal brain.

  24. GnomesAmok says:

    @ MrfpercivalJe think you just made.

  25. 500bigguy100 says:

    @ BearsEatBeats914Qu’en? About the exp? Near-death experiences? He proposes? Gt before, there? the conscious and? Tsein not out of existence when the function consists of the brain? tramatically. The brain seems? More To Be? Ckhaltung, the filter of consciousness, the producer thereof or source.

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