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In a couple of previous blog posts I talked about functionalist accounts of phenomenal consciousness. This blog post also looks at computational functionalism, but is about mental causation and semantic content rather than about phenomenal consciousness. Functionalist accounts have been used for both of these purposes, that is: on the one hand to explain mental phenomena like beliefs, desires, and…
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