"explicit consciousness" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to an individual's conscious awareness of a particular situation or thought. For example, "She was aware of the consequences of her decision with explicit consciousness."
Of great poets whose poems are kin to Clifton's, I think of Emily Dickinson; to Dickinson's intense compression Clifton adds explicit historical consciousness.
Such explicit "autonoetic consciousness" is thought to emerge by retrieval of memory of personally experienced events ("episodic memory").
Phil Freeman of The Village Voice called the album "more thoughtful and musically broad-minded" than its predecessor, and noted that the album gave Residente "a platform for a more explicit political consciousness than some might have predicted", referring to the songs "Pal Norte" and "La Cumbia de los Aburridos".
Cook Wilson believed that in philosophy, one must above all "uncompromisingly to try to find out what a given activity of thought presupposes as implicit or explicit in our consciousness", i.e., to "try to get at the facts of consciousness and not let them be overlaid as is so commonly done with preconceived theories" (SI, 328).
Whatever the shortfalls of his specific proposals, Griffin played a crucial role in reintroducing explicit discussions of consciousness to the science of animal behavior and cognition, hence paving the way for modern investigations of the distribution and evolutionary origins of consciousness.
Eva's proposition triggers one of the funniest riffs in the film — just George, a bathroom mirror and an exceedingly explicit stream of consciousness conversation with his private parts, made redeemable and riotous by that baby face.
In addition, questionnaires indicated that normal decision makers disliked deck C at the consciousness (explicit) levels.
In contrast to pre-reflective self-consciousness, which delivers an implicit sense of self at an experiential or phenomenal level, reflective self-consciousness is an explicit, conceptual, and objectifying awareness that takes a lower-order consciousness as its attentional theme.
Such circuits, she accepts, may be necessary to allow a new, "higher" form of consciousness, an explicit concept of one's self, one's own mind, and of other people's precisely what is deficient in autism.
Such circuits, she accepts, may be necessary to allow a new, "higher" form of consciousness, an explicit concept of one's self, one's own mind, and of other people's — precisely what is deficient in autism.
