CONSCIOUS AWARENESS AND BEHAVIOUR: WHAT DISTINGUISHES CONSCIOUS EXPERIENCE FROM UNCONSCIOUS PROCESSES?
This paper considers the concept of conscious awareness. The activity of the brain can generally be divided into two categories: unconscious processes and those that contribute to building conscious experience. That which we are consciously aware of and experiencing; and that which we are not. An un...
| Publicado en: | Discusiones Filosóficas Vol. 13; no. 20; pp. 37 - 57 |
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Universidad de Caldas
ene-jun2012
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