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Erfolgreiches Scheitern beim Erz?hlenwhich children are born with parts of their brains missing or damaged. The examination of this condition reinforces all the claims of the previous chapters, and also shows, firstly, that because hydranencephalic children undoubtedly enjoy some level of phenomenal experience, the cerebral cortex is n

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Introduction,erience by referring to physical processes. Next, for each chapter, two paragraphs summarize the two main claims of that chapter. Two more paragraphs per chapter explain in what respect those claims are important and original.

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