… Hard Problem of consciousness': how, scientifically and philosophically, should one situate
conscious … , to start with a definition of 'consciousness'. But useful definitions come along after …

… Hard Problem and easy problems of consciousness. The latter concern the various functions
of consciousness, … The former concerns the question why there should be anything it is like …

… of the Hard Problem, it does not solve the Hard Problem. … Hard Problem. He insists, however,
that recognizing the function of consciousness constitutes creeping up on the Hard Problem…

… We have no problem … The hard problem, however, is that we have no understanding
about how, in this sequence of presumed events, the activities of brains give rise to conscious …

… there is a hard problem of consciousness is a characterisation of the phenomenon we will
talk about the Hard Phenomenon as well as the Hard Problem. The Hard Phenomenon is that …

… the problem. Using the framework suggested by Harrison (2003), I argue that the hard problem
… When we view the hard problem from this perspective, our earlier phrasing is revealed as …

… Some of these problems have been solved already … consciousness develops. It has been
suggested, however, that phenomenal consciousness presents a distinctively difficult problem …

… does not address a more difficult question about the unity of consciousness. Even if we discover
… together to form a single unified object of consciousness. Thus, binding the correct set of …

… of consciousness leaps out as especially striking. Its origin is arguably the hardest problem
… … Consciousness is the number-one problem of science, of existence even. (pp. 184, 207) …

… hard problem is the problem of conscious experience: of the subjective or phenomenal way
that things seem to a conscious … -body problem and its modern variant, the hard problem of …