Philosophy of Consciousness in the Context of the Analytical Paradigm
The article analyzes the urgent problem of the philosophy of consciousness, which has not yet received its unambiguous interpretation, starting with the concept of Cartesian dualism, which recognizes the independent existence of two ontologies as the brain and consciousness, physical and mental. The question of clarifying their relationship is a key in the philosophical analysis of consciousness, and many attempts to resolve it have not yet led to a positive result. The thesis about the fundamental differences between the brain and consciousness and the irreducibility of consciousness to the brain is substantiated.