M. Siebeck, GmbH Co, Kg, I. U. Dalferth, Gegenwart, J. Claussen, Hinrich, Martin Fritz, Andreas Kubik, Rochus Leonhardt, Arnulf von Scheliha, Gesammelte Aufsätze
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James Tartaglia in his book Philosophy in a Meaningless Life advances what he calls ‘The Transcendent Hypothesis’ as a solution to the problem of consciousness. The present paper examines T’s solution in light of his definition of ‘transcendence’, offers several criticisms of the solution, and briefly, indicates a conception of consciousness on which the problem does not arise.