Cognitive Phenomenology

""This is an original, excellent book on a subject of central importance in theorizing about consciousness. With great clarity, charity and economy, Chudnoff gives shape to the (hitherto somewhat unformed and chaotic) debate that has recently emerged about cognitive experience - even while he enlarges it with new ideas on underexplored topics. Chudnoff’s book should command the careful attention of anyone interested in the philosophy of consciousness."" - Charles Siewert, Rice University, USA ""A lucid introduction to cognitive phenomenology, and also a book brimming with new and provocative ideas. Those who are new to the cognitive phenomenology debate and seasoned veterans alike will find much to stimulate them here."" - Tim Bayne, University of Manchester, UK ""A truly excellent treatment of an important research topic. With characteristic rigour and precision, Chudnoff explores the debates surrounding cognitive phenomenology and its relation to other topics, providing both a focused and highly informative guide for the uninitiated, and a highly original and insightful contribution to the literature."" - Angela Mendelovici, University of Western Ontario, Canada ""An authoritative introduction to philosophical issues about the experience of thinking by a leading figure in the field. It is a fantastic book that combines breadth of vision with detailed analysis and relentlessly clear writing. Highly recommended for professionals, graduate students, and advanced undergraduates in philosophy of mind and related areas."" - Declan Smithies, The Ohio State University, USA