Some of Torin Alter's
papers:
Does the ignorance hypothesis undermine the conceivability and knowledge arguments? [will send upon request talter@ua.edu]
Phenomenal knowledge without experience
Does representationalism undermine the knowledge argument?
On the conditional analysis of phenomenal concepts (here is a reply to criticisms; here is another reply)
Introduction to Phenomenal Concepts and Phenomenal Knowledge
(with Sven Walter)
Nothing matters in survival (with Stuart Rachels)
What do split-brain cases show about the unity of consciousness? (here is a reply to criticisms)
Does synesthesia undermine representationalism?
Epistemicism and the combined spectrum (with Stuart Rachels)
Free acts and robot cats (with Russell Daw)
Nagel on imagination and physicalism
A limited defense of the knowledge argument
Know-how, ability, and the ability hypothesis
On two alleged conflicts between divine attributes
Some survey articles
and a book review:
The Hard Problem of Consciousness
The Knowledge Argument (and for a slightly different version of the same, go to the IEP)
Review of There's Something about Mary
The knowledge argument (from around 1998).
Review of The Nature of Consciousness
Some APA commentaries
and replies:
Reply to Gertler on unity
Garrett on Causal Essentialism and Zombies
Comments on Kulvicki on what it is like
Reply to Sawyer on phenomenal concepts
Reply to van Gulick on
representationalism and the knowledge argument
Reply to Heller (with Russell Daw) on free will
Reply to Schedler on racist symbols
Some Powerpoint
presentations:
Consciousness in a physical world
Zombies, oracles, and physicalism
Hawthorne's reply and why it fails