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What Is It Like to Be a Bat?
Nagel's famous essay arguing consciousness may be irreducibly subjective and science cannot capture all aspects
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- The View from NowhereNagel's work on integrating subjective and objective perspectives on the world and ourselves
- Mind and CosmosNagel's argument that physics alone cannot explain consciousness, life, mind, and values in the universe
- Mortal QuestionsEssays on normality, mortality, consciousness, freedom, and the absurdity of the human condition
- The Possibility of AltruismNagel's essays on egoism and altruism, examining why self-interest and concern for others seem incompatible