
A 1991 book by American philosopher Daniel Dennett, which offers a comprehensive theory of consciousness. Dennett argues that consciousness is not a mysterious, non-physical phenomenon but rather a product of complex brain activity, challenging traditional dualistic views.
That's why Daniel Dennett said consciousness is an illusion.
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"Daniel Dennett was mentioned by name in the context of his views on consciousness, specifically that 'consciousness is an illusion' because he 'couldn't do anything with it' from a Darwinian perspective. This book is his seminal work on the topic."





