Sentence examples for perception and consciousness from inspiring English sources

It's a silly idea, but on the other hand, maybe it's a metaphor about perception and consciousness (Johnson).

But at the same time that "Phonokinetoscope" and the other tragicomic shorts parody well-worn genres, they also provocatively mangle crucial psychoanalytic and philosophical issues, like "the repetition compulsion," "screen memory" and the nature of perception and consciousness.

Through April 20 Mary Lucier's video projection "Wisconsin Arc," the main attraction of her show, is a beguiling meditation on vision and on video itself as a mirror of perception and consciousness.

The ultimate aim, probably not reachable for decades, is to answer such fundamental questions as how the brain generates thoughts, dreams, memories, perception and consciousness — and to find ways to intervene and influence such brain activities.

This conception-belief structure mirrors Reid's accounts of perception and consciousness, each of which also consist in a conception and belief.

Leibniz's point is that whatever is the subject of perception and consciousness must be truly one, a single "I" properly regarded as one conscious being.

The Buddha talks about the Five Aggregates as form, feeling, perception, volition and consciousness.

Early Buddhism taught that what we call a sentient being you, me, Bill, Dave is actually a set of five aggregates, momentarily arising and perishing impersonal processes of form, sensation, perception, volition and consciousness.

The alternative presented by the Buddha is a view of the self that regards it as a continuously changing array of five psycho-physical aggregates (the physical body, sensation, perception, intellect, and consciousness) without an inner core.

Results of the recent investigations on synesthesia offered a remarkable insight into the mechanisms of perception, emotion and consciousness, and deserve attention both from neuroscientists and from clinicians.

A neurobiological approach to higher brain function, including perception, cognition, and consciousness, must be firmly anchored in a deep understanding of the underlying anatomical circuitry (Koch 2004; Friston 2010).