Reasonable criteria for functionalists; scarce criteria from phenomenological perspective

In their article (Doerig et al., 2020), Doerig et al suggest a set of criteria for evaluating theories of consciousness. Naturally, their criteria are situated in their own particular perspective on consciousness science (Doerig et al., 2019), which we have critiqued in the past (Tsuchiya et al., 2020). Their first criterion is likely to be the one that is most productive and least contentious: if the field can agree to a family of paradigm cases for consciousness, this would be an important endeavor for the field.