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...of a human that enable the physiological activities of [[thinking]] and [[consciousness|conscious experiencing]].

Professor of the History of Consciousness, [[University of California at Santa Cruz]]; co-chair, [[Jewish Academic Ne

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The '''hard problem of consciousness''' is finding an explanation for how physical phenomena acquire subjective ...r the ''neural correlate of consciousness''. Solving the "hard" problem of consciousness involves determining how physiological processes such as ions flowing acros

Roger Penrose, ''Shadows of the Mind: A Search for the Missing Science of Consciousness'' (1994). Seth AK, Izhikevich E, Reeke GN, Edelman GM. Theories and measures of consciousness: an extended framework. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2006 Jul 11;103:10799-804

...f Alice A. Bailey: An inquiry into the role of esotericism in transforming consciousness. (includes criticism of Bailey)]

The word <b>consciousness</b>, alternatively expressed as <b>conscious experience</b>, refers to a va Kim J. (2006) Aspects of Consciousness. In: ''Philosophy of mind''. 2nd edition. Boulder, Colo: Westview Press, I

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...urnal |journal=Cognitive Neuroscience |title=The cognitive neuroscience of consciousness |author=Geraint Rees and Anil K Seth |year=2010 |volume=1 |issue=3 |pages=p ...sj7fcC&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q=emergence&f=false |title=Explaining Consciousness: The Hard Problem |author=Jonathan Shear |isbn=026269221X |publisher=MIT Pr

...ity]], and the [[natural sciences]]. <ref>McIntosh, S. (2007). ''Integral Consciousness and the Future of Evolution'', Paragon House: Minnesota</ref>

...rts and [[humanities]]. <ref name=soc>Wilber, K. (1973). ''The spectrum of consciousness.'' Quest Books: India.</ref> ...d journals, except for two articles that have appeared in the [[Journal of Consciousness Studies]]. <ref>''[http://www.imprint.co.uk/jcs.html Journal of consciounes

...f minds and mental phenomena, and the status of those mental phenomena - [[consciousness]], [[qualia]], [[intentionality]], [[perception]], [[memory]] and [[self-kn

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...onsiderable debate as to whether hypnosis constitutes an 'altered state of consciousness' and whether such an altered state is necessary for successful response to .... Dietrich (2003) describes characteristics typical of an altered state of consciousness, including: "a sense of timelessness, denial of self, little if any self-re

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...explained phenomena. Subjects often cross mainstream boundaries, such as [[consciousness]], [[UFOs]], and [[alternative medicine]], yet often have profound implicat ==Consciousness==

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...ness . Like Descartes and Kant before him, the problem of subjectivity and consciousness motivated much of his philosophical rumination. ...anything else, whereas the world around s can be explained by referring to consciousness. Thus Fichte rejected Kant's notion of reality as 'the-thing-in-itself', fo