Sentence examples for components of consciousness from inspiring English sources

Within this context of Buddhist practice, dharmas are distinct (but interrelated) functions, energies, or causally significant aspects in this sense "components"—of consciousness moments.

Classical neurology holds that arousal and awareness are two critical components of consciousness.

I thus offer an account of brain death from a systematic, and somewhat unified, perspective shared by several schools of Hindu philosophy concerning the mechanisms and components of consciousness and cognition.

Awareness, another critical component of consciousness, has long been thought to reside somewhere in the cortex, the outer layer of the brain responsible for many of its higher functions.

And, as was mentioned earlier, thought (as supported by a brain) is not a necessary component of consciousness.

Brentano subscribed to a two-component conception of consciousness: in perceiving an object, we are aware not only of the object presented in perception, but also of our perceiving of that object.

Contraptions don't change consciousness; contraptions are part of consciousness.

some components of [the mind's] experience elicit consciousness, beliefs, emotions, and usages respecting other components of experience.

We know that self-rated social position in essence can be seen as a substitute for or component of class consciousness.

Allen et al. (2005) and Shriver (2006) argue that this dissociability provides a route to empirical assessment of the affective component of animal consciousness, and Farah (2008) uses it to distinguish suffering from "mere pain".

Similarly Shoemaker (2003, p. 65): "The experiences are co-conscious … by virtue of the fact that they are components of a single state of consciousness …." Like subsumption, co-consciousness would require that there be experiential parts.