Sentence examples for be consciousness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being conscious or aware; awareness.
Can there be consciousness in the abstract, distinct from being conscious of something?
Reincarnation, also called transmigration or metempsychosis, in religion and philosophy, rebirth of the aspect of an individual that persists after bodily death whether it be consciousness, mind, the soul, or some other entity in one or more successive existences.
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.
Just as a creature the size of a neuron trapped inside a human head might well be wrongly convinced that there could not be consciousness there, so we too draw the wrong conclusion as we contemplate the China-body system.
Starting from the premise that consciousness, in the sense of cognitive awareness, always should be consciousness of something, Ortega and modern thinkers have perplexed themselves with such questions as what is consciousness in itself and how it is related to the thing, or the facts, which are its objects.
Instead, the cosmic mind would be consciousness itself, a field of infinite possibilities.
He claims that all instances of attention must be consciousness-involving, on the grounds that (1) all such instances must have a connection with their subject's 'rational-access' to the contents of her experience, and (2) there is no connection to rationality in the case of processing that is wholly unconscious.
5 Amongst many tasks that may be consciousness-involving, we have examined metamemory.
Language is consciousness.
And what is consciousness?
