Sentence examples for critics consciousness from inspiring English sources

According to such critics, consciousness may have interesting functional characteristics but its nature is not essentially functional.

After decades of modern filmmakers emulating Hitchcock, after years when a certain kind of elevated genre film has come to dominate not only the box office but critics' consciousness (see under the "Dark Knight" movies), this is the result.

Sincere Kirabo is a writer, social critic, and humanist activist who focuses on cultivating increased critical consciousness of social injustice.

Elizabeth Costello considers literary celebrity and purpose through the prism of a female fiction writer's consciousness; some critics considered it to be closer to philosophy than a novel, and perhaps even a farewell to fiction.

One of the authors of this article (Stuart Hameroff) recently gave a TEDx talk in Tucson where he made the point that critics of the possibility of consciousness outside the brain cannot explain consciousness inside the brain.

She insisted she be known as a storyteller, when the very qualities that made her so exciting a critic — the self-consciousness and "inability to resist any opportunity to interpret" — made her a clunky and banal novelist.

Whereas novelists usually impose order on the chaos of experience, Mr. Handke duplicates the nonsensical fragmentation of actual consciousness: what some critics have called the plotlessness of the subjective human condition.

At the same time, the book is wonderfully revealing about the double consciousness of the critic.

"I don't think the world of the restaurant critic particularly comes into the consciousness of most people in this country".

Most American health-care spending is on people with chronic diseases, such as diabetics, whose health care costs many thousands of dollars a year, easily exceeding even high deductibles.Instead, critics worry that greater cost-consciousness will deter people, particularly poor people, from essential preventive medical care, a trend that could even raise long-term costs.

Critics of functionalism often deny that consciousness can be adequately explicated in functional terms (Block 1980a, 1980b, Levine 1983, Chalmers 1996).