Sentence examples for book consciousness from inspiring English sources

In his book "Consciousness Explained," he posed a thought experiment involving a wine-tasting machine.

In the recent book "Consciousness and Its Place in Nature," the British philosopher Galen Strawson defends panpsychism against numerous critics.

For them, as Julian Baggini remarks in this excellent book, "consciousness is just the noise made by the firing of neurons".

Lawrence Weiskrantz comments on the need for both sorts of memory in his 1997 book "Consciousness Lost and Found": The amnesic patient can think about material in the immediate present..

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.

Cohen read Balsekar's book "Consciousness Speaks," which teaches a single universal consciousness, no "you" or "me," and denies a sense of individual free will, any sense that any one person is a "doer".

("Only a zombie like Dennett could write a book called 'Consciousness Explained' that doesn't address consciousness at all," the computer scientist Jaron Lanier has written).

Yet another book about consciousness?

These skeptics derided the book as "Consciousness Explained Away".

The novel is the book of consciousness and conscience, documenting the daily trials that, as Byrne says, "make us human".

He mentioned a recent stint in prison, described reading Bakhtiyarov's book, "Active Consciousness," in his jail cell every day, and the transformational effect that psychonetics had had on his political and philosophical consciousness.