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Introduction; 0.1. What is Consciousness?; 0.2. The Significance of Consciousness; 0.3. The Hard Problem of Consciousness; 0.4. Putting Consciousness First; 0.5. An Overview of this Book; 0.6. Chapter Summaries; PART I; 1. Representation; 1.1. Representationalism; 1.2. Unconscious Mental Representation; 1.3. Grounding Representation in Consciousness; 1.4. Grounding Thought in Consciousness; 1.5. Grounding Epistemic Justification in Consciousness; 2. Perception; 2.1. Blindsight; 2.2. Concepts of Consciousness; 2.3. Presentational Force; 2.4. Skeptical Scenarios; 2.5. Duplication Scenarios; 2.6. Conclusions; 3. Cognition; 3.1. The Epistemic Role of Belief; 3.2. Beliefs and Subdoxastic States; 3.3. Inferential Integration; 3.4. Conscious Accessibility; 3.5. The Cognitive Experience of Judgment; 3.6. Conclusions; 4. Introspection; 4.1. The Simple Theory of Introspection; 4.2. The Reliability Challenge; 4.3. Rationality and Self-Knowledge; 4.4. The Scope Question; 4.5. The Role of Conscious Judgment; 4.6. Conclusions; 5. Mentalism; 5.1. Evidentialism; 5.2. Mentalism; 5.3. Phenomenal Mentalism; 5.4. The Phenomenal Conception of Evidence; 5.5. The Explanatory Challenge; PART II; 6. Accessibilism; 6.1. What is Accessibilism?; 6.2. Explaining Accessibilism; 6.3. Clairvoyance and Super-Blindsight; 6.4. The New Evil Demon Problem; 6.5. Answering the Explanatory Challenge; 7. Reflection; 7.1. Justification and Reflection; 7.2. An Argument from Reflection; 7.3. The Over-Intellectualization Problem; 7.4. The Regress Problem; 7.5. The Empirical Problem; 7.6. The Value Problem; 7.7. Conclusions; 8. Epistemic Akrasia; 8.1. What is Epistemic Akrasia?; 8.2. An Argument from Epistemic Akrasia; 8.3. Moore’s Paradox; 8.4. Knowledge as the Aim of Belief; 8.5. Justification and Reflection; 9. Higher-Order Evidence; 9.1. A Puzzle About Epistemic Akrasia; 9.2. Solving the Puzzle; 9.3. The Certainty Argument; 9.4. Ideally Rational Agents; 9.5. Rational Dilemmas; 9.6. Epistemic Idealization; 10. Luminosity; 10.1. Luminosity Defined; 10.2. The Problem of the Speckled Hen; 10.3. The Anti-Luminosity Argument; 10.4. Epistemic Iteration Principles; 10.5. The Puzzle of the Unmarked Clock; 10.6. What’s at Stake?; 11. Conclusion; 11.1. Phenomenal Conservatism; 11.2. Seemings; 11.3. Problems about Evidence; 11.4. Problems about Evidential Support; 11.5. Phenomenal Accessibilism; 11.6. Conclusions

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