While poking through Powerpoint files on my laptop, I came across "Hey Joe", my comments on Joe Levine's book Purple Haze for the Pacific APA last year. As I probably won't be doing anything further with these comments, I've posted the Powerpoint file online. Explanatory gap aficionados can check out the arguments, and Jimi Hendrix aficionados can check out the album covers.
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March 16, 2005
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Is there a term for characterizing a consciousness experience shared by individuals who are not acquainted, have no common phenomenal experience but share the same reflexive consciousness?
Posted by: frank | March 20, 2005 at 08:50 AM