Dainton

Dainton and Bayne (2005) present a related view, which tries to avoid the result that subjects are very short-lived.

Self-Knowledge Gertler, Brie 2008

During her life, Dainton said she "wanted nothing to do with the Titanic people," the Encyclopedia Titanica said.

2,206th Titanic Passenger Dies 2007

During her life, Dainton said she "wanted nothing to do with the Titanic people," the Encyclopedia Titanica said.

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That said, it should also be noted that it is difficult to say much about the unity of consciousness that is both non-question-begging and more than a thinly disguised synonym, a point that Dainton (2000) emphasizes.

The Unity of Consciousness Brook, Andrew 2006

Dainton (2000), Bayne and Chalmers (2003), Tye (2003), Rosenthal

The Unity of Consciousness Brook, Andrew 2006

As we saw in Section 2.2, theorists as otherwise different as Dainton, Lockwood, and Shoemaker use the term

The Unity of Consciousness Brook, Andrew 2006

Dainton, for example, embraces the language of co-consciousness, but cashes the notion in terms such as “being experienced together” (2000, p. 236).

The Unity of Consciousness Brook, Andrew 2006

Dainton (2000, Chs. 5-7) takes a continuous, unified experience to include co-conscious experiences as parts.

The Unity of Consciousness Brook, Andrew 2006

And if you put upon this boy again you'll have to reckon with Dainton and me.

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"That's a smart lad," said the manager to Dainton that evening, "and if the firm doesn't do something for him, I will."

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