And yet death proves oddly congenial to this grumpy beast, who spends his time in the afterlife haunting the soldier who caused his death while pondering the mysteries his ongoing consciousness presents.
Kimura focuses on certain distortions of self-experience: a distinctive splitting of the subjective self, alienated awareness of one's own ongoing consciousness, and profound uncertainty about the "I-ness" of the self.
Although Fall Prevention Awareness Week is in September, advocates hope to put the problem of falls into the public's ongoing consciousness.
Together they point to an ongoing shift in consciousness as people in Greece try to counter the destructive effects of the economic crisis by taking control of their communities through grassroots activism".
However, historians like Paul Fussell and Modris Eksteins have demonstrated how engagement in an ongoing military struggle affects the collective consciousness and self-regard of a nation, creating a transactional process between the front lines and the civilian street.
States might also be regarded as conscious in a narrative sense that appeals to the notion of the "stream of consciousness", regarded as an ongoing more or less serial narrative of episodes from the perspective of an actual or merely virtual self.
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The use of mobile phones and other communication technologies is an ongoing sociocultural phenomenon that has reached into the public consciousness and is now part of "an extended humanity".
If someone is engaging in erotic asphyxiation, for example, and loses consciousness, they cannot very well be engaged in an ongoing form of consent.
If people are engaging in erotic asphyxiation, for example, and lost consciousness, they cannot very well be engaged in an ongoing form of consent.
