Nietzsche on conscious and unconscious thought by Christopher Fowles

“…While much recent attention has been directed towards Nietzsche’s reflections on the mind, and on consciousness in particular, his often-suggestive comments about thinking have thus far avoided comparable scrutiny. …”

The presence of consciousness in absence seizures. by Bayne, T

“…This paper examines three respects in which the study of epileptic absence seizures promises to inform our understanding of consciousness. Firstly, it has the potential to bear on debates concerning the behavioural and cognitive functions associated with consciousness. …”

Conscious control over action by Shepherd, J

“…The extensive involvement of nonconscious processes in human behaviour has led some to suggest that consciousness is much less important for the control of action than we might think. …”

Self-consciousness and the double immunity by Christofidou, A

Visual perception and phenomenal consciousness. by Stoerig, P, Cowey, A

“…In the (re-)animated debate on consciousness we focus on three questions: Who has consciousness? …”

A neuroscientific approach to consciousness. by Greenfield, S, Collins, T

“…For a neuroscientist, consciousness currently defies any formal operational definition. …”

Moral significance of phenomenal consciousness. by Levy, N, Savulescu, J

“…There are several different kinds of consciousness, and though all kinds of consciousness have some ethical significance, different kinds underwrite different kinds of moral value. …”

Consciousness of the first order in blindsight. by Sahraie, A, Hibbard, P, Trevethan, C, Ritchie, K, Weiskrantz, L

EFFECTIVE INTENTIONS The power of conscious will by Bayne, T

The experience of acting and the structure of consciousness by Shepherd, J

“…On the view I elucidate, the experience of acting is often both an engagement with the world and a type of intimate acquaintance with it. In conscious action the agent consciously intervenes in the world and consciously experiences the world she is changing. …”

Introduction: categorization, cleverness and consciousness. by Weiskrantz, L

“…Finally, the problem of conscious awareness is considered in terms of stored categorical knowledge and associations, on the one hand, and a system that monitors them, on the other. …”

Consciousness, concepts, and natural kinds by Bayne, T, Shea, N

“…We have various everyday measures for identifying the presence of consciousness, such as the capacity for verbal report and the intentional control of behavior. …”

Wishful thinking about consciousness by Grindrod, P

“…<p>We contrast three very distinct mathematical approaches to the hard problem of consciousness: quantum consciousness, integrated information theory, and the very large-scale dynamical systems simulation of a network of networks. …”

Historical consciousness and the 'aitiology' in Greece by Thomas, R

“…This chapter examines the phenomenon of ‘aetiology’ in Greek formal historiography, particularly Herodotus, and in the more popular manifestations of historical consciousness to be found in various polis and island histories (‘local histories’), arguing that these have roots in local popular and cultic explanations. …”

Self-consciousness and the double immunity by Christofidou, A

Wishful thinking about consciousness by Grindrod, P

“…We contrast three distinct mathematical approaches to the hard problem of consciousness: quantum consciousness, integrated information theory, and the very large scale dynamical systems simulation of a network of networks. …”

Quality space computations for consciousness by Fleming, SM, Shea, N

“…The quality space hypothesis about conscious experience proposes that conscious sensory states are experienced in relation to other possible sensory states. …”

Wittgenstein, criteria and the ineffability of consciousness by Maloney, J

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Is the Mind a Magic Trick? Illusionism about Consciousness in the “Consciousness-Only” Theory of Vasubandhu and Sthiramati by Amit Chaturvedi

“…Illusionists about consciousness boldly argue that phenomenal consciousness does not fundamentally exist—it only seems to exist. …”
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Assessing Consciousness in Patients With Disorders of Consciousness Using a Musical Stimulation Paradigm and Verifiable Criteria by Jiahui Pan, Yue Chen, Qiuyi Xiao, Zerong Chen, Honghua Cai, Qi You, Lina Qiu, Qiuyou Xie

Subjects: “…Disorders of consciousness (DOC)…”
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