… conscious of something, she is also not conscious (Güzeldere, 1997). If consciousness and
phenomenal consciousness … then consciousness must include other forms of consciousness. …

… of consciousness is so hard Neuroscience and the neural correlates of consciousness Why
… minds The apparent difference between conscious and unconscious Theories of attention, …

… from those that identify consciousness with particular brain processes to those that seemingly
deny that consciousness even exists. The attempt to understand consciousness is only as …

… As one can be conscious of many things other than oneself (other people, … -consciousness
is taken to be a special form of reflexive consciousness in which the object of consciousness …

… of consciousness, and the physiology of altered states of consciousness, Susan Blackmore
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… This paper summarizes the main steps in a scientific study of consciousness. … consciousness
as a scientific object; (2) consistent subjective and objective descriptions of consciousness …

… of the consciousness process is … consciousness requires an expansion of current physical
theories. To develop this expansion I will first associate the components of the consciousness …

… of consciousness. One of the most noticeable features of research concerning consciousness
… Students'scores in the Introductory Psychology course remained the same despite the fact …

… simply assumed that people had similar kinds of consciousness if they could be depicted as
‘… Consciousness was simply not a problem, and the relationship of consciousness to either …

… of the inner nature of consciousness, for each one of us … feelings of which we are immediately
conscious; and as it is these … All consciousness everywhere, normal or abnormal, human …