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The Partially Examined Life

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Sep 20, 2026

Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:38
It is a new dawn, a new day, and we have a new reading.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:42
It is Daniel Dennett's Are We Explaining Consciousness Yet? Something from 2000, which, uh, you know, the Consciousness Explained book that we have been covering on Partially Examined Life.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:54
It was 1991, so there was a bunch of back and forth b- with his critics since then, and this is, as far as I know, the latest comprehensive, I don't know, the la- the latest word on, you know, his improvements on his theory, his coming up with this idea of fame in the brain that was not in the 1991 paper.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
1:16
And the main purpose, because Wes, you exempted yourself from that four hours of Partially Examined Life conversations, we're gonna have, uh, you know, a very encapsulated little treatment here.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
1:28
Are you excited? [laughs]
Wes AlwanHOST
1:31
[laughs] Well, you know how I feel about Dennett.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:32
It is a new dawn, a new day, and we have a new reading.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:35
It is Daniel Dennett's Are We Explaining Consciousness Yet? Something from 2000, which, you know, the Consciousness Explained book that we have been covering on Partially Examined Life.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:48
It was 1991.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:49
So there was a bunch of back and forth with his critics since then.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:53
And this is, as far as I know, the latest comprehensive, I don't know, the latest word on, you know, his improvements on his theory, his coming up with this idea of fame in the brain that was not in the 1991 paper.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
1:09
And the main purpose, because Wes, you exempted yourself from that four hours of partially examined life conversation.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
1:18
You know, a very encapsulated little treatment here.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
1:21
Are you excited?
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:10
It is a new dawn, a new day, and we have a new reading.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:13
It is Daniel Dennett's Are We Explaining Consciousness Yet? Something from 2000, which, you know, the Consciousness Explained book that we have been covering on Partially Examined Life.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:25
It was 1991.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:27
So there was a bunch of back and forth with his critics since then.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:31
And this is, as far as I know, the latest comprehensive, I don't know, the latest word on, you know, his improvements on his theory, his coming up with this idea of fame in the brain that was not in the 1991 paper and the main purpose, because Wes, you exempted yourself from that four hours of partially examined life conversation.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:54
And so we're going to have, A very encapsulated little treatment here.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:58
Are you excited?
Lawrence WarePANELIST
49:55
[outro music]
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
49:55
Pretty Much Pop is part of the Partially Examined Life podcast network.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
49:58
Get more Pretty Much Pop at prettymuchpop.com. Get bonus content for every episode at patreon.com/prettymuchpop.
Shannon MaldonadoADVERTISER
50:06
My name is Shannon Maldonado.
Lawrence WareHOST
49:24
[upbeat music]
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
49:26
Pretty Much Pop is part of the Partially Examined Life podcast network.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
49:29
Get more Pretty Much Pop at prettymuchpop.com. Get bonus content for every episode at patreon.com/prettymuchpop.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:23
Dennett's Consciousness Explained from 1991.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:26
For more information about the text and the podcast, please see partiallyexaminedlife.com.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:29
This is Mark Linzenmeyer, private and ineffable in Madison, Wisconsin.
Seth PaskinHOST
0:34
This is Seth Paskin wondering where the color is in Austin, Texas.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:23
Dennett's Consciousness Explained from 1991.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:26
For more information about the text and the podcast, please see partiallyexaminedlife.com.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:29
This is Mark Lin-Sin Meyer, private and ineffable in Madison, Wisconsin.
Seth PaskinHOST
0:34
This is Seth Fasken wondering where the color is in Austin, Texas.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:08
You're listening to The Partially Examined Life, episode 399, part two.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:12
We've been discussing Daniel Dennett's Consciousness Explained.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:16
And we had gotten into chapter five on the multiple drafts versus the Cartesian theater.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:23
I felt [laughs] I felt like the most cogent, the most subtle.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:27
I don't feel that after our, our recent Partially Examined Life exploration of him, but I was still curious to read a little bit more.
Mark LinsenmayerHOST
0:36
Yeah, what, what was your overall reaction to this guy?
Wes AlwanHOST
0:39
He's great.
Sarahlyn BruckPANELIST
49:42
Thank you.
Sarahlyn BruckPANELIST
49:45
Pretty Much Pop is part of the Partially Examined Life podcast network.
Sarahlyn BruckPANELIST
49:48
Get more Pretty Much Pop at prettymuchpop.com. Get bonus content for every episode at patreon.com/prettymuchpop

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