Sentence examples for view of conscious from inspiring English sources

Note how an analogous difficulty can be pressed against the epiphenomenalist view of conscious states: how can a supposedly non-natural realm of conscious facts make any difference to what we say and do in the physical world?

The view of conscious content as intrinsically determined and internally self-evident is sometimes supported by appeals to brain in the vat intuitions, which make it seem that the envatted brain's conscious mental states would keep all their normal intentional contents despite the loss of all their normal causal and informational links to the world (Horgan and Tienson 2002).

In any case, there has a lively debate over fish consciousness, mostly focusing on the issue of whether fish can experience pain, stress and suffering (see below, section 7.1; see also Rose (2002) and Sneddon et al. (2003) for contrasting views of conscious pain in fish; Allen 2013 for a review and philosophical discussion; or Braithwaite 2010 for a book-length treatment).

Deep shadows from my unconscious started to erupt into full view of my conscious mind, often showing up through vivid archetypal images, painful memories, or strange sounds, smells and colors.

2. For the view that an extensive range of states/events have qualia, see Horgan and Tienson 2002; for the view that episodes of conscious thought have qualia, see Strawson 1994, Ch. 1. 3. Notice that a subject \(S\) may undergo an experience with \(Q_{R}\) even if there is no object that looks red to \(S\).

There is continued controversy about such cases and about competing internalist (Searle 1992) and externalist views (Dretske 1995) of conscious intentionality.

In "Are dreams experiences?", he develops an extended thought experiment introducing a rival to the received view of dreams as conscious experiences during sleep.

And because that reality is an experience in consciousness, we are led by reason to the view of the universality of conscious moments of experience.

Even better, from the researchers' point of view, conscious attempts to suppress facial expressions actually accentuate micro-expressions.

Viewed through the lens of conscious aging, this turns out to be a good thing.

This is the conscious view of Jesus himself.