quale
- noun
- /ˈkwɑːleɪ/
- Specialized
- Do you, are we, are we to take it that you think that consciousness is an illusion or just that something like qualia are illusions?
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Watch on YouTubeFor consciousness to explore the possibility space of qualia, you have to have a rule set.
- For consciousness to explore the possibility space of qualia, you have to have a rule set.
- Do you, are we, are we to take it that you think that consciousness is an illusion or just that something like qualia are illusions?
- So when you are thinking about how you perceive the world, can you decide to switch from looking at qualia to looking at representational states?
- Maybe it goes beyond those qualities or qualia.
Examples
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For consciousness to explore the possibility space of qualia, you have to have a rule set.
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You always have to kind of give it that little quale, Yeah.
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So when you are thinking about how you perceive the world, can you decide to switch from looking at qualia to looking at representational states?
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So here's I don't have the qualia, but I'll have the process.
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Well, there's certainly, I mean, I mean, you could talk about cheese from a, a qualia standpoint, a, a, a whole standpoint.
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Fiction book (1991) -
John Olson is the author of Backscatter: New and Selected Poems, from Black Widow Press; Souls of Wind, a novel about the notorious French poet Arthur Rimbaud in the American West, from Quale Press; and The Nothing That Is, an autobiographical novel from Ravenna Press.
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The quale of a sunset can evoke feelings of peace and wonder in those who witness it.
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For many artists, the quale of color is essential in conveying emotion in their work.
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When discussing consciousness, philosophers often focus on the quale that shapes individual perception.
Synonyms
A person's private experience of how things look, taste, or feel
Surface Forms
Etymology
Quale comes from the Latin qualis meaning 'of what kind', and it is related to the English word quality. So a quale is the 'kind' or inner quality of an experience, like how red looks or how pain feels in your mind.