Mark Linsenmayer
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10,922 appearances
40 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 2d ago
Mark Linsenmayer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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All right, we got to wrap this up.
Thanks, everybody.
I'm sure we'll talk more in this area, and we'd love to see you again, Chris.
Next time, we have an episode on mind-brain identity, reading two papers from the 50s by UT Place and JJC Smart.
Let us know what you want us to cover, whether in this area or any other area, pl.partiallyexaminedlife.com, or you can comment on the blog post associated with this episode at partiallyexaminedlife.com, or reach out via Twitter, Facebook, Patreon, LinkedIn, whatever.
Good night, everybody.
Good night.
Good night, guys.
This is Close Reads, a philosophy podcast with Mark and Wes.
I'm Wes Allwan, and I'm Mark Linzemeyer.
It is a new dawn, a new day, and we have a new reading.
It is Daniel Dennett's Are We Explaining Consciousness Yet?
Something from two thousand.
Which uh you know, the Consciousness Explained book that we have been covering on partial examined life.
It was nineteen ninety one, so there was a bunch of back and forth but with his critics since then.
And this is, as far as I know, the latest comprehensive, I don't know, the late the latest word on you know, his improvements on his theory, his coming up with this idea of fame in the brain that was not in the nineteen ninety one.
paper and the main purpose, because Wes, you exempted yourself from that four hours of partial exam and live conversation, is we're gonna have you know, a very encapsulated little treatment here.
Are you excited?
I just think that your grants you a little bit of your charge that it is in intellectual bad faith is
just a misunderstanding.
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