David Chalmers. Contemporary American philosopher of mind, employed at the University of Arizona. Known for his reinterpretation of mind/brain dualism.
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Tribute site dedicated to this philosopher. Includes pictures, annotated links and background information.
Article with footnotes from Philosophy of Science, by Alex Byrne and Ned Hall. Discusses the relationship between Chalmers' theory of consciousness and the "no collapse" interpretation of quantum mechanics.
The philosopher's faculty page at the University of Arizona. Includes personal background, archive of his papers, and links to related sites.
Article by Michael R. Lissack proposing a functional explanation of consciousness in evolutionary terms.
Conducted by Andrew Chrucky and originally published in 1998. Chalmers discusses various aspects of the contemporary philosophy of consciousness.
An analysis of the zombie argument. Draft chapter from "Physicalism and Consciousness. A defense of commonsense functionalism", by I. A. Aranyosi.
[PDF] (March 15, 2004)
The philosopher's faculty page at the University of Arizona. Includes personal background, archive of his papers, and links to related sites.
Tribute site dedicated to this philosopher. Includes pictures, annotated links and background information.
Article with footnotes from Philosophy of Science, by Alex Byrne and Ned Hall. Discusses the relationship between Chalmers' theory of consciousness and the "no collapse" interpretation of quantum mechanics.
Article by Michael R. Lissack proposing a functional explanation of consciousness in evolutionary terms.
Conducted by Andrew Chrucky and originally published in 1998. Chalmers discusses various aspects of the contemporary philosophy of consciousness.
An analysis of the zombie argument. Draft chapter from "Physicalism and Consciousness. A defense of commonsense functionalism", by I. A. Aranyosi.
[PDF] (March 15, 2004)
