Consciousness and moral status /
This book presents a systematic account of the moral value of consciousness. It explores important questions such as the moral significance of intelligence, the potential difference in value between human and non-human consciousness, and ways that the structure of conscious experience influences the...
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| Language: | English |
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
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2018.
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| Series: | Routledge focus on philosophy.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I Preliminaries
- chapter 1 Introduction / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 2 Preliminaries
- Consciousness / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 3 Preliminaries
- Value / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 4 Preliminaries
- Moral status / Joshua Shepherd
- part II An account of phenomenal value
- chapter 5 What it is like and beyond / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 6 Evaluative phenomenal properties / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 7 The importance of phenomenal character / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 8 Contra Moore on an important point / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 9 Hedonism about the value within consciousness / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 10 The bearers of phenomenal value / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 11 Thick experiences / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 12 Meta-evaluative properties / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 13 Evaluative spaces, part I / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 14 Evaluative spaces, part II / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 15 How far we have come / Joshua Shepherd
- part III Moral status and difficult cases
- chapter 16 Moral status
- Machines and post-persons / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 17 Moral status
- The other animals / Joshua Shepherd
- chapter 18 Moral status
- Human cases / Joshua Shepherd.
