What is the temporal structure of conscious experience? While it is popular to think that our
most basic conscious experiences are temporally extended, we will be arguing against this …

This paper defends a'punctivist'conception of consciousness from recent attacks by Ian
Phillips and Matthew Soteriou. As we intend it,'punctivism'is the view that a subject's …

A classic entry point for thinking about the idea of a" subjective aspect" of experience is
through the notion of inter-subjective phenomenal variation, of which one can distinguish …

The notion of the “present moment” has intrigued philosophers, physicists, and
psychologists alike. Here we review the literature in the physics and the neuropsychology of …

Illusion and error have always been important points of entry for the study of mind.
Philosophers since Plato have looked at sense-perception to elucidate the difference …

There are plenty of issues to be solved in order for researchers to agree on a neural model
of consciousness. Here we emphasize an often under-represented aspect in the debate …

A perceptual phenomenon called apparent motion has been described as a paradox that
challenges the notions of causality and temporal order. While the illusion has generated a …

It is one of our ordinary beliefs that time passes. And it seems trivial to say that we think this
to be so because our experiences tell us so. I distinguish between these two ideas. More …

Temporal consciousness is philosophically problematic because it appears to have features
that cannot be analyzed in a way compatible with the fundamental view of time as a one …

Temporal experiences, according to retentionalism, essentially have temporally extended
contents: contents which represent distinct events at distinct temporal locations, and some of …