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phenomenal intentionality: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of mind

intentionality constituted by phenomenal character alone, proposed by its defenders as the basic source of all mental content.

In philosophy of mind, phenomenal intentionality refers to intentionality constituted by phenomenal character alone, proposed by its defenders as the basic source of all mental content. This meaning comes from Kriegel (2013) in Phenomenal Intentionality.[1]

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References

Kriegel, U. (2013). Phenomenal Intentionality. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780199720521

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