Is Consciousness a Nonspatial Phenomenon?

Kritike 5 (1):91-98 (2011)
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Abstract

Colin McGinn has argued that consciousness is a nonspatial phenomenon. McGinn’s arguments for the nonspatiality of consciousness are presented and then criticized. It is concluded that consciousness may be as spatial as electric charge and different kinds of abilities

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