Of Grids and Maps
Neuroscience seminar by Dr Matteo Grasso, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Hosted by Asia Pacific Consciousness Network
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Abstract
Neuroscientific methods successfully account for a system’s functional properties, but leave out the subjective properties of the accompanying experience. According to IIT, phenomenology can be studied scientifically by unfolding the cause-effect structure specified by a system. To illustrate how, in this talk I compare two systems (a grid and a map) to show that they can be functionally equivalent in performing fixation, but only one can specify a cause-effect structure that accounts for the extendedness of phenomenal space.
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