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Murat Aydede, Ph.D.

Affiliations:

Philosophy

University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Area:

Philosophy of Mind, Cognitive Science

Website:

http://faculty.arts.ubc.ca/maydede/

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Parents

Michael Devitt	grad student		University of Maryland
Georges Rey	grad student		University of Maryland

Children

Jesse Prinz	grad student		Chicago
Philip Robbins	grad student	2000	Chicago
John Kulvicki	grad student	2001	Chicago

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Aydede M. (2020) What Is a Pain in a Body Part Canadian Journal of Philosophy. 50: 143-158
Aydede M. (2019) Is the Experience of Pain Transparent? Introspecting Phenomenal Qualities Synthese. 196: 677-708
Aydede M, Shriver A. (2018) Recently introduced definition of "nociplastic pain" by the International Association for the Study of Pain needs better formulation. Pain. 159: 1176-1177
Wright A, Aydede M. (2017) Critical comments on Williams and Craig's recent proposal for revising the definition of pain. Pain. 158: 362-363
Aydede M. (2017) Defending the IASP Definition of Pain The Monist. 100: 439-464
Aydede M. (2014) How to Unify Theories of Sensory Pleasure: An Adverbialist Proposal Review of Philosophy and Psychology. 5: 119-133
Aydede M, Fulkerson M. (2014) Affect: Representationalists' headache Philosophical Studies. 170: 175-198
Aydede M. (2009) Is feeling pain the perception of something? Journal of Philosophy. 106: 531-567
Aydede M, Güzeldere G. (2005) Cognitive architecture, concepts, and introspection: An information-theoretic solution to the problem of phenomenal consciousness Nous. 39: 197-255
Aydede M. (2005) Computation and Functionalism: Syntactic Theory of Mind Revisited Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science. 244: 177-204

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