Phenomenal Consciousness and the Allocentric-Egocentric Interface
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The document discusses the Allocentric-Egocentric Interface Theory of Consciousness. The theory proposes that: 1) Consciousness consists of the interface between allocentric and egocentric representations of perceptible features. 2) Conscious states are hybrid representations that are neither purely allocentric nor egocentric. 3) Phenomenal character is determined by the content of these hybrid representations.
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