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Consciousness and Same Consciousness
2021Abstract This chapter distinguishes consciousness that is built into individual mental states from a more complex notion of same consciousness, which additionally involves relations among several mental states. Regarding the former, the author agrees with other interpreters that Lockean consciousness is not a higher order mental state ...
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Concepts of Consciousness, Kinds of Consciousness, Meanings of `Consciousness'
Philosophical Studies, 2002The use of expressions like `concepts of consciousness', `kinds ofconsciousness', and `meanings of `consciousness' ' interchangeablyis ubiquitous within the consciousness literature. It is arguedthat this practice can be made sense of in only two ways.
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Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology, 1994
Following the advice of I.P. Pavlov to the effect that "it is important to understand psychologically before translating a phenomenon into physiological language", the author defines more precisely the content and origin of consciousness as a phenomenon of human higher nervous activity.
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Following the advice of I.P. Pavlov to the effect that "it is important to understand psychologically before translating a phenomenon into physiological language", the author defines more precisely the content and origin of consciousness as a phenomenon of human higher nervous activity.
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On the Unfathomableness of Consciousness by Consciousness
2003On the occasion of Carl Friedrich von Weizsacker’s 81st birthday, a colloquium was held on July 3, 1993 in Niederpocking on the Starnberg Lake. One of the topics was “The epistemological foundation of physics from Kant to von Weizsacker”. Walter Schindler and Thomas Gornitz gave the introductory speeches.
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Consciousness and Self-Consciousness
Monist, 2004What is the relation between consciousness and self-consciousness? In recent philosophy of mind, we are accustomed to underlining their independence. It is often emphasized that a person can be conscious of a host of objects, features, and states of affairs unrelated to her. When a person is conscious of the sky, or consciously experiences the blueness
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Consciousness and Self-Consciousness
1996This interdisciplinary work contains the most sustained attempt at developing and defending one of the few genuine theories of consciousness. Following the lead of David Rosenthal, the author argues for the so-called 'higher-order thought theory of consciousness'.
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Consciousness and altered consciousness.
Ideggyogyaszati szemle, 2006The notion of consciousness in the English scientific literature denotes a global ability to consciously perform elementary and intellectual tasks, to reason, plan, judge and retrieve information as well as the awareness of these functions belonging to the self, that is, being self-aware. consciousness can also be defined as continuous awareness of the
Imre, Szirmai, Anita, Kamondi
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Olfactory sniffing signals consciousness in unresponsive patients with brain injuries
Nature, 2020Tristan Bekinschtein +2 more
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