Examples of using Dennett in English and their translations into Russian
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Dennett, on this campsite in January 2013.
You have changed the face of history, Dennett.
Dennett, you're my guy. I just need you to get a handle on this.
You're right. Butlet me ask you something, Dennett.
Dennett also has a response to the"Mary the color scientist" thought experiment.
Republished in 1993 in the book, Dennett and His Critics: Demystifying Mind.
Dennett suggests that the description might even be possible using English.
The author of the Guardian article highlighted David Chalmers,Daniel Dennett and Paul and Patricia Churchland.
Daniel Dennett identifies four properties that are commonly ascribed to qualia.
The detailed facts of the incident(especially the fact that Perdicaris was not an American) remained secret until 1933,when historian Tyler Dennett mentioned it in his biography of John Hay.
Dennett, where traditional philosophical belief about existence of"I" is completely refused.
It is noteworthy that he refuses to set aside the vividness-and commonness-of mental images, both visual and aural,standing here in direct opposition to Daniel Dennett, who has difficulty in crediting the experience in others.
According to Dennett, because individuals have the ability to act differently from what anyone expects, free will can exist.
Heterophenomenology is put forth as the alternative to traditional Cartesian phenomenology, which Dennett calls"lone-wolf autophenomenology" to emphasize the fact that traditional phenomenology accepts the subject's self-reports as being authoritative.
Dennett is referred to as one of the"Four Horsemen of New Atheism", along with Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, and the late Christopher Hitchens.
In Consciousness Explained(1991) and"Quining Qualia"(1988), Daniel Dennett offers an argument against qualia by claiming that the above definition breaks down when one tries to make a practical application of it.
Dennett asserts that if she already truly knew"everything about color", that knowledge would include a deep understanding of why and how human neurology causes us to sense the"quale" of color.
Cartesian theater" is a derisive term coined by philosopher andcognitive scientist Daniel Dennett to refer pointedly to a defining aspect of what he calls Cartesian materialism, which he considers to be the often unacknowledged remnants of Cartesian dualism in modern materialist theories of the mind.
Dennett attempts to show that we cannot satisfy(a) either through introspection or through observation, and that qualia's very definition undermines its chances of satisfying b.
However others, such as Dennett, Paul Churchland and W.V.O. Quine, have fundamentally different views.
Dennett argues that the misleading aspect of the story is that Mary is supposed to not merely be knowledgeable about color but to actually know all the physical facts about it, which would be a knowledge so deep that it exceeds what can be imagined.
Strong disagreements have been launched against Dennett from Gould and his supporters,who allege that Dennett overstated his claims and misrepresented Gould's to reinforce what Gould describes as Dennett's"Darwinian fundamentalism.
Dennett finds that many people find it difficult to see this, so he uses the case of RoboMary to further illustrate what it would be like for Mary to possess such a vast knowledge of the physical workings of the human brain and color vision.
American philosophers such as Hilary Putnam, Donald Davidson,Daniel Dennett, Douglas Hofstadter, John Searle, as well as Patricia and Paul Churchland continue the discussion of such issues as the nature of mind and the hard problem of consciousness, a philosophical problem indicated by the Australian philosopher David Chalmers.
Dennett argues, however, that it is impossible to know whether the diabolical neurosurgeons have indeed inverted your qualia(by tampering with your optic nerve, say), or have simply inverted your connection to memories of past qualia.
Two, if memes are not thoughts(and thus not cognitive phenomena),as Daniel C. Dennett insists in"Darwin's Dangerous Idea", then their ontological status is open to question, and memeticists(who are also reductionists) may be challenged whether memes even exist.
Similarly, Dennett proposes, it is perfectly, logically possible that the quale of what it is like to see red could eventually be described in an English-language description of millions or billions of words.
The most renown philosophers participated:Daniel Dennett(American philosopher who won the Erasmus prize in 2012), David Chalmers(Australian philosopher and cognitivist, specializing in philosophy of mind and language), Paul Churchland and Patricia Churchland world famous neurophilosophers.
Dennett uses this example to show us that Mary's all-encompassing physical knowledge makes her own internal states as transparent as those of a robot or computer, and it is almost straightforward for her to figure out exactly how it feels to see red.
The term"Cartesian theater" was brought up in the context of the multiple drafts model that Dennett posits in Consciousness Explained(1991): Cartesian materialism is the view that there is a crucial finish line or boundary somewhere in the brain, marking a place where the order of arrival equals the order of"presentation" in experience because what happens there is what you are conscious of.