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Making the Self, I: Bodily Self-Consciousness
2016The authors argue that there is not a pre-reflective self-consciousness that accompanies every conscious state from birth. This is an empirically void construction, still reminiscent of the Kantian transcendentalism. The outcome of this discussion is that the most minimal form of self-consciousness is bodily self-consciousness, the capacity to ...
Michele Di Francesco +2 more
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Pre-Reflectivite Self-Consciousness as a Bodily Trait
ProtoSociology, 2019A theory of pre-reflective self-consciousness (TOPS) can be made fruitful if pre-reflectivity is understood as a bodily trait. This approach helps to overcome certain blurry definitions of pre-reflective self-consciousness (PrSCs) from the past, and can aid to a philosophical explanation of self-consciousness, which also goes in line with many ...
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Multisensory mechanisms underlying bodily self-consciousness
2009Recent philosophical and neuroscientific theories converge on the assumption that the basic foundations of self-consciousness lie in those brain systems that represent the body. Neurological cases in which this basic bodily self-consciousness is disturbed such as out-of-body experiences can inform us about underlying functional brain mechanisms and ...
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Breath influences bodily self-consciousness in a female sample
2023Internal and external bodily signals shape bodily self-consciousness (BSC)[1], the basic feeling that one has a body (body ownership) that acts according to one’s will (body agency) and occupies a specific position (body location). Very little is known about how women integrate interoceptive and exteroceptive cues in their conscious experience of the ...
Andrea Salaris +4 more
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The role of bodily self-consciousness in morality and (dis)honest behaviour
2019Bodily self-consciousness (BSC) mainly consists of the sense of owning one’s own body, -Sense of Ownership (OW)-, and of being in control of one’s own actions -Sense of Agency (AG)-. The way in which BSC signals can influence morality and the tendency to deceive is still unclear, with studies suggesting that attention towards body signals can make us ...
Scattolin, Marina +2 more
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Bodily Self-Consciousness and Auditory Cues
ParadigmiAnna Re., Pietro Perconti.
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