Consciousness Explained by Daniel Dennett

Consciousness Explained by Daniel Dennett

Dennett argues against treating consciousness as an irreducible mystery, proposing his influential multiple drafts model that explains subjective experience as an emergent property of parallel, distributed brain processes rather than a single unified stream.

Combining rigorous philosophical argument with cognitive science research, Dennett's genuinely provocative naturalistic account of consciousness directly challenges Chalmers's hard problem framing, and the resulting debate between the two remains central to contemporary philosophy of mind.

An influential, provocative naturalistic account of consciousness from philosopher Daniel Dennett.

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