Philosophy of Mind · Term 2
Consciousness: The Hard Problem
Examining the nature of consciousness, including the 'hard problem' of explaining subjective experience (qualia) from physical processes.
Key Questions
- Analyze the concept of consciousness and its unique properties.
- Explain why consciousness is considered the 'hard problem' in philosophy of mind.
- Hypothesize how a purely physical system could generate subjective experience.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Class: Class 11
Subject: Philosophy
Unit: Philosophy of Mind
Period: Term 2
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