The phrase "conscious property" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is owned or possessed by someone and is deliberately and intentionally thought about or considered. Example: As a writer, my ideas and thoughts are my conscious property and I take great care in how I express them on paper.
To those who knew him in Texas, Cherno Njie was a pillar of the community: a well-educated senior government worker turned rich and socially conscious property developer, a former school board member and a supporter of human rights and political progress in Africa.
If one and the same conscious property can be realized by different neurophysiological (or even non-neurophysiological) properties in different organisms, then the two properties can not be strictly identical.
Goose Nest House, Gloucestershire Goose Nest House is one of 250 contemporary, environmentally conscious properties on the private Lower Mill Estate, which claims to be Britain's first residential nature reserve.
Might you instead be not the brain, but the mind understood as the conscious properties of the brain?
Again, consider the intuition that conscious properties are ontologically distinct from physical ones, as displayed in our immediate reaction to zombie scenarios.
Nonetheless the type-type identity theory has enjoyed a recent if modest resurgence at least with respect to qualia or qualitative conscious properties.
All such theories assert the existence of conscious properties that are neither identical with nor reducible to physical properties but which may nonetheless be instantiated by the very same things that instantiate physical properties.
Phenomenal concepts are postulated to account for the apparent fact (among others) that, as McGinn (1991b) puts it, "you cannot form [introspective] concepts of conscious properties unless you yourself instantiate those properties".
Emergent property dualism treats conscious properties as arising form complex organizations of physical constituents but as doing so in a radical way such that the emergent result is something over and above its physical causes and is not a priori predictable from nor explicable in terms of their strictly physical natures.
Turtle Bay is a large, inexpensive eco-conscious property in 10 acres of tropical gardens and on a 200m-long beach on the fringe of Watamu Marine Park.
Some are doing just that, as Christopher Elliott wrote last weekend.An increasing number of image-conscious properties have begun connecting the dots between unbylined write-ups that appear on such popular travel sites as TripAdvisor or Yelp, and your personal information, such as your loyalty program preferences.
