| A Theory of Phenomenal Consciousness? |
| William S. Robinson |
| Active, Thin and Hot! An Actualist Response to Carruthers’ Dispositionalist HOT View |
| Josh Weisberg |
| Of Two Minds About Two Visual Systems |
| Oliver H. Turnbull |
| What Neuroimaging Tells Us About the Division of Labour in the Visual System |
| Jean Decety |
| A Response to Carruthers’ Natural Theories of Consciousness |
| William G. Lycan |
| Consciousness, Coordination, and Two Visual Streams |
| Peter McGeorge |
| Attention, Consciousness, and the Damaged Brain:Insights From Parietal Neglect and Extinction |
| Jason B. Mattingley |
| Consciousness Without Awareness |
| Eric Saidel |
| Two Visual Brains in Action |
| Bruce Bridgeman |
| Triangles, Pyramids, Connections and Attentive Inhibition |
| John K. Tsotsos |
| Perception Through Action |
| Vittorio Gallese, Laila Craighero, Luciano Fadiga, Leonardo Fogassi |
| Carruthers on the Deficits of Animals |
| Derek Browne |
| Automata, Receptacles, and Selves |
| Paola Cavalieri, Harlan B. Miller |
| A Dichotomous Visual Brain? |
| Marc Jeannerod |
| Who Has Subjectivity? |
| Michael Lyvers |
| Access to Another Mind: Naturalistic Theories Require Naturalistic Data |
| Mark A. Krause, Gordon M. Burghardt |
| Binding Through the Fovea: A Tale of Perception in the Service of Action |
| Paul Cisek, Martine Turgeon |
| Saving the Phenomenal |
| Larry Shapiro |
| How to Solve the Hard Problem: A Predictable Inexplicability |
| David Brooks |
