Camp 1 is unable to account for self evident experience qua experience, it creates an outside to physical reality in saying “this isn’t worth addressing”, there’s what’s real and, perhaps uncharitably, what’s fiction. To create a truly material monist ontology you must create a material account of this fiction or belief or whatever experience.
Camp 1 is everyone who thinks that qualia are explicable within a materialist ontology. .. so it includes all attempted matetialist explanations, successful or not ..so it includes yours.
If that’s how you want to define it then sure. But all the examples of camp 1 they gave in that piece were people who weren’t interested in a phenomenal analysis of qualia, only interested in explaining it using science in terms of physics. I think that trying to assert that science need not explain human negativity like experience, fiction, ideology or lies is itself slipping out of a materialist ontology.
Camp 1 is everyone who thinks that qualia are explicable within a materialist ontology. .. so it includes all attempted matetialist explanations, successful or not ..so it includes yours.
If that’s how you want to define it then sure. But all the examples of camp 1 they gave in that piece were people who weren’t interested in a phenomenal analysis of qualia, only interested in explaining it using science in terms of physics. I think that trying to assert that science need not explain human negativity like experience, fiction, ideology or lies is itself slipping out of a materialist ontology.