The qualitative (and non-intentional) properties of mental states that determine “what it is like” to, for example, experience pain. Proponents of qualia maintain that such facts are irreducible to physical facts and therefore reject physicalist theories of the mind. Opponents,in contrast, frequently dismiss the existence of qualia altogether.
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