Problems in the timing of conscious experience

¹Universidade Federal Fluminense, R. Lopes Quintas 100-605-I, 22460-010, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. ggomes@alternex.com.br

|August 23, 2002

Abstract:

Libet's (2000) arguments in defense of his interpretation of his experimental results are insufficient. The claims of my critical review (Gomes, 1998) do not suffer with his new statements.

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