John Searle on Consciousness @LennyBound
John Searle on Consciousness  @LennyBound
Uploaded October 2009 | Updated September 2026, 18 minutes ago
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.

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John Searle on Consciousness

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