> Very likely the mainstream philosophical meaning of phenomenal
Again, if you had read Dennett's work in detail, you would know that in this particular area of philosophy, "phenomenal qualities" has a particular meaning, and it's not just "conscious experience"--it's a particular assertion about how conscious experience works. And one that cognitive science has shown to be false.
> > phenomenal doesn't mean conscious
You're not quoting anything I actually said in my post, so I have no idea what you think you're responding to here.
Again, if you had read Dennett's work in detail, you would know that in this particular area of philosophy, "phenomenal qualities" has a particular meaning, and it's not just "conscious experience"--it's a particular assertion about how conscious experience works. And one that cognitive science has shown to be false.
> > phenomenal doesn't mean conscious
You're not quoting anything I actually said in my post, so I have no idea what you think you're responding to here.