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An Introduction to Thinking About Phenomenal Consciousness
This essay is a summary of my introductory exploration of the notion of phenomenal consciousness which took place between 2019 and 2024, partly through studies, tutoring, and discussions with people at Humboldt University Berlin and through engagement with the ideas of Joscha Bach, Thomas Metzinger, Michael Graziano, Frances Egan, Stephen Wolfram, Nigel Cutland, Immanuel Kant, and Marcus Müller, some of my own thoughts, and some self-observation as well as some meditation. I do not claim originality nor correctness.
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