Sentence examples for To be consciousness from inspiring English sources

It's like asserting that cancer doesn't exist, then claiming you've cured cancer; more than one critic of Dennett's most famous book, Consciousness Explained, has joked that its title ought to be Consciousness Explained Away.

She advocated movement building that includes the work of artists, students and law enforcement personnel, and said there needs to be consciousness raising within the black community and an eradication of class divisions that keep middle class blacks from advocating for poor ones.

The reality of the black experience, in "Get Out," is revealed to be historical consciousness.

Around the same time, someone from Ms. Quinn's office called 911 again, saying the woman appeared to be losing consciousness.

At that moment, they cease to be "pure consciousness".

Patients who died during admission were more likely to be older, consciousness was described more often as confused and they had lower blood pressure at admission.

In the last few weeks, several displays of what used to be called "consciousness raising" have made major headlines.

Kulstad goes on to narrow the question further: is consciousness of our own mental operations the same thing as consciousness?

What is really at issue, and the essence of wisdom as it applies to the challenges of governance, is consciousness.

The basic problem of Shankara's philosophy is how such pure consciousness appears, in ordinary experience, to be individualized ("my consciousness") and to be of an object ("consciousness of blue").

Their claim that the world of experience is consciousness only and that the contents of consciousness cannot be objects external to consciousness itself is supported by several texts within the Mahāyāna scriptural tradition.