Geoffrey Lee received his Ph.D from New York University in 2009. His research focuses on foundational questions about perception and consciousness. Lee is currently working on a new book about the philosophy and science of consciousness called The Search for the Inner Light: Finding Consciousness in a Material World.Adam Pautz received his Ph.D. from New York University in 2004. He first taught at the University of Texas at Austin and since 2015 has been Professor of Philosophy at Brown University. Pautz works on traditional "big questions" about mind and nature by using a mix of empirically-informed arguments and "armchair" arguments. Alongside Daniel Stoljar, Pautz edited the collection Blockheads! (2019). Pautz is also the author of Perception (2021).

• Introduction Geoffrey Lee and Adam Pautz: PART I: THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS 1: David Chalmers: Sentience and Moral Status 2: Elizabeth Harman: Consciousness, Capacity, and Moral Status 3: Uriah Kriegel: Value of Consciousness to the One Who Has It 4: Gwen Bradford: Consciousness and Irreplaceable Value 5: Andrew Lee: Metaethical Experientialism PART II: THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE METAPHYSICS OF CONSCIOUSNESS 6: Geoffrey Lee: Consciousness, Pseudo-Consciousness, and the Moral Significance of Consciousness 7: David Papineau: Consciousness is not the Key to Moral Standing 8: Cian Dorr and John Hawthorne: Personites, Plenitude, and Intrinsicality 9: Brian Cutter: The Many-Subjects Argument against Physicalism 10: Jonathan Simon: The Moral Case for the Determinacy of Consciousness PART III: THE EPISTEMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE METAPHYSICS OF CONSCIOUSNESS 11: Adam Pautz: Mary on Black and White Earth: The Significance Argument against Identity Physicalism 12: Helen Yetter-Chappell: Against Material Acquaintance 13: Declan Smithies: Understanding Concepts: Why Experience Matters 14: Katalin Balog: Contemplation in Retreat

Geoffrey Lee received his Ph.D from New York University in 2009. His research focuses on foundational questions about perception and consciousness. Lee is currently working on a new book about the philosophy and science of consciousness called The Search for the Inner Light: Finding Consciousness in a Material World.Adam Pautz received his Ph.D. from New York University in 2004. He first taught at the University of Texas at Austin and since 2015 has been Professor of Philosophy at Brown University. Pautz works on traditional "big questions" about mind and nature by using a mix of empirically-informed arguments and "armchair" arguments. Alongside Daniel Stoljar, Pautz edited the collection Blockheads! (2019). Pautz is also the author of Perception (2021).

• Introduction Geoffrey Lee and Adam Pautz: PART I: THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS 1: David Chalmers: Sentience and Moral Status 2: Elizabeth Harman: Consciousness, Capacity, and Moral Status 3: Uriah Kriegel: Value of Consciousness to the One Who Has It 4: Gwen Bradford: Consciousness and Irreplaceable Value 5: Andrew Lee: Metaethical Experientialism PART II: THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE METAPHYSICS OF CONSCIOUSNESS 6: Geoffrey Lee: Consciousness, Pseudo-Consciousness, and the Moral Significance of Consciousness 7: David Papineau: Consciousness is not the Key to Moral Standing 8: Cian Dorr and John Hawthorne: Personites, Plenitude, and Intrinsicality 9: Brian Cutter: The Many-Subjects Argument against Physicalism 10: Jonathan Simon: The Moral Case for the Determinacy of Consciousness PART III: THE EPISTEMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE METAPHYSICS OF CONSCIOUSNESS 11: Adam Pautz: Mary on Black and White Earth: The Significance Argument against Identity Physicalism 12: Helen Yetter-Chappell: Against Material Acquaintance 13: Declan Smithies: Understanding Concepts: Why Experience Matters 14: Katalin Balog: Contemplation in Retreat

Geoffrey Lee received his Ph.D from New York University in 2009. His research focuses on foundational questions about perception and consciousness. Lee is currently working on a new book about the philosophy and science of consciousness called The Search for the Inner Light: Finding Consciousness in a Material World.Adam Pautz received his Ph.D. from New York University in 2004. He first taught at the University of Texas at Austin and since 2015 has been Professor of Philosophy at Brown University. Pautz works on traditional "big questions" about mind and nature by using a mix of empirically-informed arguments and "armchair" arguments. Alongside Daniel Stoljar, Pautz edited the collection Blockheads! (2019). Pautz is also the author of Perception (2021).

• Introduction Geoffrey Lee and Adam Pautz: PART I: THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS 1: David Chalmers: Sentience and Moral Status 2: Elizabeth Harman: Consciousness, Capacity, and Moral Status 3: Uriah Kriegel: Value of Consciousness to the One Who Has It 4: Gwen Bradford: Consciousness and Irreplaceable Value 5: Andrew Lee: Metaethical Experientialism PART II: THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE METAPHYSICS OF CONSCIOUSNESS 6: Geoffrey Lee: Consciousness, Pseudo-Consciousness, and the Moral Significance of Consciousness 7: David Papineau: Consciousness is not the Key to Moral Standing 8: Cian Dorr and John Hawthorne: Personites, Plenitude, and Intrinsicality 9: Brian Cutter: The Many-Subjects Argument against Physicalism 10: Jonathan Simon: The Moral Case for the Determinacy of Consciousness PART III: THE EPISTEMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE METAPHYSICS OF CONSCIOUSNESS 11: Adam Pautz: Mary on Black and White Earth: The Significance Argument against Identity Physicalism 12: Helen Yetter-Chappell: Against Material Acquaintance 13: Declan Smithies: Understanding Concepts: Why Experience Matters 14: Katalin Balog: Contemplation in Retreat