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If so, the final dispersal of Atta's misanthropic consciousness comes as a mercy.

This social consciousness comes into play when people are sharing information about their favorite subject of all: themselves.

Moreover, it is not clear at what point in evolutionary history, or where precisely among organisms, consciousness comes in.

Just as Alison has begun to dictate her autobiography to her no-nonsense assistant, Colette, her consciousness comes under attack from Morris and a crew of villainous apparitions.

"The trouble is we're getting at the problem of consciousness from the wrong end because this dogmatic materialism which I was attacking in the book is so much part of our culture that consciousness comes in as something unaccountable".

At the beginning of her Vagina book, Wolf says that her theory of "biological consciousness" comes in part from William James's mighty The Variety of Religious Experience (1902) – "the issue of neurology as a substratum for these common mystical experiences", ie, that particular brain-states may give people a feeling that they are, for a moment, in touch with God.

How does consciousness come about?

Her social consciousness came naturally.

With increasing bomb consciousness came civil defense.

I floated up the stairs — my consciousness came with me.

Father Schiffer rolled off, lost consciousness, came to, and then vomited.