LOCATING CONSCIOUSNESS -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Table of contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Naturalism about Subjective Experience Chapter One -- 1.1. What the Mind Is Not -- 1.2. The Naturalists Versus the Skeptics -- The Limits of Theory Chapter Two -- 2.1. Theory and Observation -- 2.2. Inverted Spectra -- Consciousness as a Natural Kind Chapter Three -- 3.1. Explanations and Causal Histories -- 3.2. Qualia as Explananda -- 3.3. Promissory Notes -- A Multiple Memory System Framework Chapter Four -- 4.1. Converging Evidence for Two Independent Memory Systems -- 4.1.1. Neurobiological Evidence for Two Memory Systems -- 4.1.2 Infants, Amnesics, and the Dual Memory System Hypothesis -- 4.1.3. Characterizing the Two Memory Systems -- 4.2. Priming -- 4.2.1. Word Completion and Perceptual Identification Tasks -- 4.2.2. Properties of Explicit Memory -- 4.3. Tripartite Memory -- Conscious Perception and Semantic Memory Chapter Five -- 5.1. Perception and Memory -- 5.2 The Case of SB -- 5.3. The Consciousness of Others -- 5.3.1. The Location of Consciousness -- 5.3.2. Infant and Amnesic Consciousness -- 5.3.3. Animal Consciousness -- How Do We Get There From Here?Chapter Six -- 6.1. Marr's Paradox -- 6.2. A Brief and Potted History -- 6.3. Psychology's Binding Problem -- 6.4. The Problem of Perception in Neuroscience -- 6.4.1. The Addition of Time -- 6.4.2. One Possible Neurobiological ''Solution" -- 6.4.3. Problems with Neuroscience's ''Solution" -- 6.5. A Different Approach -- 6.5.1. Bifurcating Dynamical Systems -- 6.5.2. Binding Solutions Revisited -- 6.6. Consciousness as System-Dynamic Oscillations -- Martian Pain and the Problem of Absent Qualia Chapter Seven -- 7.1 Supervenience and Absent Qualia -- 7.2 An Argument Against Absent Qualia -- 7.2.1. The Parochial Assignment of Meaning.

7.2.2. A Scientific Assignment of Meaning -- 7.3. Epiphenomenalism Again -- 7.4. A "Maximally Good" Cognitive Definition -- "Executive" Processing and Consciousness as Structure Chapter Eight -- 8.1. An Outline of the "Executive" Theories -- 8.2 The Neurophysiological Evidence -- 8.2.1. The Frontal Lobe as an Executive Processor -- 8.2.2. The Relationship Between Consciousness and U -- 8.2.3. Consciousness as a Global Broadcaster -- 8.2.4. Difficulties With Higher Level Theories of Consciousness -- 8.3 Consciousness as a Decomposition -- The Moment of Consciousness Chapter Nine -- 9.1. The Problem with Psychological Techniques -- 9.2. ERPs, Priming, and Temporal Windows -- 9.2.1. Unmasked Semantic Priming -- 9.2.2. Masked Priming -- 9.2.3. Priming with Novel Visual Stimuli -- 9.3. Conclusion: Mind as Brain -- NOTES -- References -- Index.