Sentence examples for fields of consciousness from inspiring English sources

For James, the beneficial outcomes of such encounters justified deeper delving into the fields of consciousness that surround the rational mind.

The second, and more ominous, change that has produced the portent-mongering lies in the slightly mistier field of consciousness.

Neuroscience has become an integral component of the new field of "consciousness studies" complete with the necessary academic apparatus of journals, conferences and teaching programmes.

Gurwitsch, author of Théorie du champ de la conscience (1957; The Field of Consciousness), came to phenomenology through his study of the Gestalt psychologists Adhemar Gelb and Kurt Goldstein.

"The Marriage of Sense and Soul" is endorsed by Deepak Chopra ("Ken Wilber is one of the most important pioneers in the field of consciousness in this century. I regard him as my mentor"), the pollster Daniel Yankelovitch, and Michael Lerner, the editor of Tikkun.

Ultimately, however, there is a crucial limit to the subjective "field of consciousness".

There is no pure or empty field of consciousness upon which the concrete experiences subsequently make their entry.

"By truly emptying the self, the field of consciousness can reflect an object just as it is" (NKZ IV, 221).

Analogously, for Nishida, all perceived and conceptualized objects are "in" the "field of consciousness" (Nishida borrowed the term from William James).

Do "visual experiences stand to the whole field of consciousness in the part-whole relation?" (2002, p. 54).

The topos of relative nothingness comprises the field of consciousness that is no-thing with respect to the things of which it is conscious.