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Qualia-Structure of German From-Ethnonymic Adjectives (based on deutsch Lexeme)
Научный диалог, 2023 The article is devoted to revealing the hidden meanings of the from-ethnonymic adjective deutsch, which are not recorded in modern German lexicographic sources as separate meanings.
V. M. Glushak, K. V. Shevyakova
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British Journal of General Practice, 2014 GPs are used to QOFs and QUALYs, but qualia are far more vital! Qualia (singular ‘quale’) are the immediate individual conscious sensations that we experience, (such as ‘redness’, or pain) that we then put together and interpret as we mentally model the world.
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Emergence Of Consciousness And Qualia From A Complex Brain
Folia Medica, 2014 Qualia are private conscious experiences of which the associated feelings can be reported to other people. Whether qualia are amenable to scientific exploration has often been questioned, which is challenged by the present article.
Korf Jakob
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ScienceOpen Research, 2016 This contribution to the science of consciousness aims at comparing how two different theories can explain the emergence of different qualia experiences: meta-awareness, meta-cognition, the placebo effect, out-of-body experiences, cognitive therapy ...
Patrizio Tressoldi +2 more
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The “Slicing Problem” for Computational Theories of Consciousness
Open Philosophy, 2022 The “Slicing Problem” is a thought experiment that raises questions for substrate-neutral computational theories of consciousness, including those that specify a certain causal structure for the computation like Integrated Information Theory. The thought
Gómez-Emilsson Andrés, Percy Chris
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, 2016 This paper shows why qualia constitute a problem for any theory of mental phenomena. We use the term ‘qualia’ in reference to non-intentional features of mental states which are eminently qualitative, i.e. perceptions, emotions, moods and body sensations.
Villena Saldaña, David +1 more
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Foundations of Physics, 2018 I sketch a line of thought about consciousness and physics that gives some motivation for the hypothesis that conscious observers deviate—perhaps only very subtly and slightly—from quantum dynamics. Although it is hard to know just how much credence to give this line of thought, it does add motivation for a stronger and more comprehensive programme of ...
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Explaining Temporal Qualia [PDF]
, 2020 Experiences of motion and change are widely taken to have a ‘flow-like’ quality. Call this ‘temporal qualia’. Temporal qualia are commonly thought to be central to the question of whether time objectively passes: (1) passage realists take temporal ...
Farr, Matt
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Competitive Coherence Generates Qualia in Bacteria and Other Living Systems
Biology, 2021 The relevance of bacteria to subjective experiences or qualia is underappreciated. Here, I make four proposals. Firstly, living systems traverse sequences of active states that determine their behaviour; these states result from competitive coherence ...
Vic Norris
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James’ “Fringe” and “Qualia of Meaning”: A Proposal
Phenomenology and Mind, 2017 Many philosophers have made the distinction between two phenomenological aspects of consciousness, namely, the partition between clear and distinct contents/vague and peripheral feeling.
Andrea Lavazza
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