She might edge closer to consciousness".
He proceeds historically, beginning with the shift from traditional third-person to first-person narration (the first move closer to consciousness) in fictitious autobiographies, confessions and journals.
If the disease sets in, in the middle of adolescence, the archaic fantasies are closer to consciousness and the relational conflicts are heavier.
In traditional societies, which are much closer to consciousness, they recognize the shamanic process, the process of changing consciousness, whether that's fasting or dancing or the ingestion of psychoactive substances.
As I was writing, he was very, very close to my consciousness at all times.
At times it is allowed to teeter dangerously close to self consciousness.
A teaser trailer released today showed the last moments of the finale as Gibson desperately shouted "we're losing him" while Spector looked close to losing consciousness.
His poems, early or late, enter into the relations of living creatures; they move in close to animal consciousness: "The Thought-Fox," "Esther's Tomcat," "Pike".
Therefore, in order to get even an inch closer to where consciousness comes from, we have to decide, Is consciousness subject to experimentation or not?
Patchett has built novels around emotionally sealed characters before – in the Orange prize-winning Bel Canto, for instance, the Japanese translator Gen suspects he has "the soul of a machine", but his repression is balanced by our access to the minds of other characters, whereas throughout State of Wonder we stay close to Marina's consciousness.
