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Consciousness as a social construction
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1999If the explanatory gap between phenomenal consciousness (“p-consciousness”) and the brain cannot be closed by current naturalistic theories of mind, one might instead try to dis solve the explanatory gap problem. We hold that such a dissolution can start from the notion of consciousness as a social construction.
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Social Consciousness in Post-conflict Reconstruction
2015This paper sheds light on the complexities intergovernmental organizations are facing during post-conflict reconstruction. The article discusses the added-value of Social Responsibility in the context of the Comprehensive Approach, involving collaboration amongst defense, diplomacy and development.
Gans, B., Rutkowski, Anne
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Self-Consciousness, Social Consciousness and Nature
2005This chapter aims to reach, and, in closing, to sketch some views as to the relation of man to nature. It begins by defining the place of the inquiry in the general catalogue of philosophical questions, and then states the theses to be defended. There are two great divisions of philosophy: theoretical and practical.
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Mathematics Teacher: Learning and Teaching PK-12, 2023
A well-crafted classroom engineering challenge can effectively answer compelling questions about social and global responsibility.
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A well-crafted classroom engineering challenge can effectively answer compelling questions about social and global responsibility.
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2010
Experiencing oneself as autonomous agent who interacts with others depends on the cognitive capacities of self-consciousness as awareness of ones own mental states and social consciousness as knowledge of other persons minds. The study of neural correlates of these capacities elicits an impressive overlap with the so-called “default mode of brain ...
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Experiencing oneself as autonomous agent who interacts with others depends on the cognitive capacities of self-consciousness as awareness of ones own mental states and social consciousness as knowledge of other persons minds. The study of neural correlates of these capacities elicits an impressive overlap with the so-called “default mode of brain ...
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The Social Evolution of Consciousness
Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 2002This article describes a new model for understanding the social evolution of consciousness and its relationship to the contemporary world situation. It begins with an overview of the model, followed by an account of how consciousness has evolved over five eras of human history.
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Self-Consciousness, Social Consciousness and Nature. I
The Philosophical Review, 1895openaire +1 more source