Sentence examples for question of consciousness from inspiring English sources

Anyway, it seems a question of consciousness.

Bishop outlines three arguments that address the question of consciousness and computing.

He neatly cuts so that the serpentine argument focuses on the Tom Stoppardian question of consciousness.

Though his research on "the molecule of life" is what he is best known for, in his 28 years at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, his work has focused on the mind, and in particular the question of consciousness.

You're not going to get an answer to the question of consciousness here - other than to say that the mind is the weirdest thing we know of, other than the universe, and they may well turn out to be one and the same thing.

A question of consciousness" (OBBE, 157).

For Althusser, historical change depended on "objective" factors such as the relationship between forces and relations of production; questions of "consciousness" were always of secondary importance.

The finest minds have been taxed by the questions of consciousness and of free will and determinism for a long time now, but there has been little progress.

PEAR is also a member of the Society for Scientific Exploration which, in addition to questions of consciousness, looks into Cryptobiology (the study of strange creatures like the Yeti), UFO's, cold fusion and other controversial matters.

But when it comes to questions of consciousness, spirituality and wellbeing, it's only by becoming self-aware that we will be able to define humanity within the environment of mechanised sentience.

"It leads to these bigger questions of consciousness and self-awareness, who we are," says George Van Doorn at Monash University in Australia.