The model generating artificial consciousness is founded on the calculable and uses many artificial processes with their evolving relations.
In an impassioned book, Stephen Law argues, as Kant did, that moral consciousness is founded on the rock of human reason, and that children need to be taught from the start to think critically about moral judgments.
Mandela and his African National Congress did not always agree with the ideology of the Black Consciousness Movement founded by Cooper and his fellow youth that advocated for a black identity as opposed to multi-racialism.
Approaches to Christology, the doctrine of Christ, that derive from the theological school of Antioch have followed one line of interpretation: they proceed from the humanity of Jesus and view his divinity in his consciousness of God, founded in the divine mission that was imposed upon him by God through the infusion of the Holy Spirit.
She's a state speech champion, founder and leader of the school's Social Consciousness Club, and founded her own nonprofit called Lighting The Way, school officials said.
Studies are founded in synergistic consciousness as movement toward meaning, balance, connectedness, and wholeness.
A leader of the anti-apartheid struggle, Steve Biko had founded the Black Consciousness Movement, which emphasized black pride and a rejection of white ruling-class values.
In Britain, the matter bumps into class consciousness, because many museums were founded in part to elevate the citizenry, regardless of station in life (that is, very mindfully indeed, with the particular goal of raising the lower orders).
"The real issue here is the evangelization of Africa and who is going to go there and what they are going to say," said the Rev. Alfredo Souza Doria, chaplain of the Church of Our Lady of the Black Rosary, a center of black religious consciousness here since freed slaves founded it in the 1700's.
(The relativization to a particular stream of consciousness makes sure that both founded and founding experience occur in the same person's mind).
But, most importantly, it attempted to carve out the requisite space for a conception that seemed naturalistic in its assumptions but which was wedded to the idealist notion of "unity" that was founded in self-consciousness or personality, whether this be attained by the philosopher-scientist alone or as supported by the continued consciousness of God.
