Can Physicalism give an account of pain?
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need a philosophy paper for my Writing & Argumentation course that argues in as much detail as possible the answer to the question “Can Physicalism (and those who promote this set of beliefs) give a viable account of the experience of pain in humans?”. Specifically, the philosopher Frank Jackson and his paper on epiphenomenal qualia is a main source of the arguments on the topic.

Can Physicalism give an account of pain?
Order Description
need a philosophy paper for my Writing & Argumentation course that argues in as much detail as possible the answer to the question “Can Physicalism (and those who promote this set of beliefs) give a viable account of the experience of pain in humans?”. Specifically, the philosopher Frank Jackson and his paper on epiphenomenal qualia is a main source of the arguments on the topic.