Journal of Consciousness Studies

Index to Titles (1994-9)

Against representational theories of consciousness
Warfield, T.A.6 (1), pp.66-9
Agents of alienation
Lanier, J.2 (1), pp.76-81
And Now a Brief Word From Now. Logical Dependencies Between Vernacular Concepts of Free Will, Time and Consciousness
Lanier, J.6 (8-9), pp.261-68
And the meme raths outgrabe
Wheelwell, D.5 (3), pp.362-374
Anthropologist on Mars, an
Sacks, O.; Freeman, A.1 (2), pp.234-240
Archetypes and memes: their structure, relationships and behaviour
Nunn, C.M.H.5 (3), pp.344-354
Are plants conscious?
Nagel, A.H.M.4 (3), pp.215-230
Art and the Brain
Zeki, S.6 (6-7), pp.76-96
Art and the Brain: Editorial Introduction
Goguen, J.6 (6-7), pp.5-14
Astonishing Hypothesis, the
Crick, F.H.C.; Clark, J.1 (1), pp.10-16
Attention and consciousness in the processing of novelty
Underwood, G.; Paterson, K.; Chapman, P.4 (4), pp.339-44
Attention, Intention, and Will in Quantum Physics
Stapp, H.P.6 (8-9), pp.143-64
Awareness, mental phenomena and consciousness: a synthesis of Dennett and Rosenthal
Rockwell, T.3 (5-6), pp.463-476
Battle within. Shakespeare's brain and the nature of human consciousness
Johnston, P.K.4 (4), pp.365-73
Being Scientific About Our Selves
Midgley, M.6 (4), pp.85-98
Beliefs about consciousness and reality of participants at 'Tucson II'
Baruss, I.; Moore, R.J.5 (4), pp.483-496
Beyond the Computer Metaphor: Behaviour as Interaction
Cisek, P.6 (11-12), pp.125-42
Beyond the Fringe: William James on the Transitional Parts of the Stream of Consciousness
Bailey, A.R.6 (2-3), pp.141-53
Bifold Model of Freewill, A
McCrone, J.6 (8-9), pp.241-59
Biology of free will,the
Ho, M.W.3 (3), pp.231-244
Blindsight in Debates about Qualia
Holt, J.6 (5), pp.54-71
Body-image, Movement and Consciousness: Examples from a Somatic Practice in the Feldenkrais Method
Ginsburg, C.6 (2-3), pp.79-91
Brain and self workshop, the
Sutherland, J.K.B.; Ione, A.4 (5-6), pp.390-2
Brain and the Composition of Conscious Experience. Of Deep and Surface Structure; Frames of Reference; Episode and Executive; Models and Monitors
Pribram, K.H.6 (5), pp.19-42
Buddhist meditation and the consciousness of time
Novak, P.3 (3), pp.267-277
Buddhist Tradition of Samatha, The: Methods for Refining and Examining Consciousness
Wallace, B.A.6 (2-3), pp.175-87
Can people think?
de Bruijn, N.G.3 (5-6), pp.425-447
Can phenomenal qualities exist unperceived?
Feser, E.5 (4), pp.405-414
Cartesian dualism and the concept of medical placebos
Campbell, A.1 (2), pp.230-233
Cave Art, Autism, and the Evolution of the Human Mind
Humphrey, N.6 (6-7), pp.116-43
Changing Constructions of Consciousness
Rose, H.6 (11-12), pp.251-58
Collapse of a quantum field may affect brain function
Nunn, C.M.H.; Clarke, C.J.S.; Blott, B.H.1 (1), pp.127-139
Commentary on Bernard Baars' `In the theatre of consciousness'
Hiley, B.J.4 (4), pp.329-31
Commentary on Bernard Baars' `in the theatre of consciousness'
Combs, A.4 (4), pp.314-16
Commentary on Bernard Baars' `In the theatre of consciousness'
Taylor, J.G.4 (4), pp.337-9
Commentary On Chris Nunn's 'Archetypes And Memes'
Atmanspacher, H.5 (3), pp.355-61
Commentary on N. Humphrey, "Cave Art, Autism..."
[various]6 (6-7), pp.123-143
Commentary on Ramachandran and Hirstein
[various]6 (6-7), pp.52-75
Competing for consciousness: A Darwinian mechanism at an appropriate level of explanation
Calvin, W.H.5 (4), pp.389-404
Complexity, meaning and the cartesian cut
Atmanspacher, H.1 (2), pp.168-181
Computers near the threshold
Gardener, M.3 (1), pp.89-94
Conscious and Veridical Motion Perception in a Human Hemianope
Morland, A.B.6 (5), pp.43-53
Conscious events as orchestrated space-time selections
Hameroff, S.R.; Penrose, R.3 (1), pp.36-53
Consciousness - Popper's Contribution
James, R.2 (2), pp.188-190
Consciousness - what is the problem, and how should it be addressed?
Gray, J.2 (1), pp.5-9
Consciousness all the way down? An analysis of McGinn's critique of panexperientialism.
de Quincey, C.1 (2), pp.217-229
Consciousness and cognitive architecture
Haarmann, H.J.4 (4), pp.325-9
Consciousness and Emotion: Review of Jaak Panksepp's 'Affective Neuroscience'
Watt, D.F.6 (6/7), pp.191-200
Consciousness and space
McGinn, C.2 (3), pp.220-230
Consciousness as an engineering issue. Part 1
Michie, D.1 (2), pp.182-185
Consciousness as an engineering issue. Part 2
Michie, D.2 (1), pp.52-66
Consciousness as self-function
Perlis, D.4 (5-6), pp.509-25
Consciousness at the frontiers of neuroscience
Ratte, J.4 (5-6), pp.397-8
Consciousness can no more be ignored
Elitzur, A.C.2 (4), pp.353-357
Consciousness explained as an internal integrating system
Sommerhoff, G.3 (2), pp.139-157
Consciousness in non-human animals: adopting the precautionary principle
Bradshaw, R.H.5 (1), pp.108-14
Consciousness in the biological sciences
Goodwin, B.2 (4), pp.373
Consciousness it/self
Laycock, S.W.5 (2), pp.141-152
Consciousness reframed
Lowenstein, O.5 (5-6), pp.739-41
Consciousness reframed: art, technology and consciousness in the post biological era
Lowenstein, O.5 (5-6), pp.739-41
Consciousness, information and panpsychism
Seager, W.2 (3), pp.272-288
Consciousness, Intentionality and Causality
Freeman, W.J.6 (11-12), pp.143-72
Consciousness: a natural history
Sheets-Johnstone, M.5 (3), pp.260-94
Consciousness: a neurosurgical perspective
Petty, P.G.5 (1), pp.86-96
Consciousness: A Prelude (Poem)
Mosley, I.6 (5), pp.76
Consciousness: inexplicable -- and useless too?
Lewis, H.A.5 (1), pp.59-66
Consciousness: what it is, how to study it, what to learn from its history.
Guzeldere, G.2 (1), pp.30-51
Construction of Social Reality, the. Anthony Freeman in conversation with John Searle
Searle, J.; Freeman, A.2 (2), pp.180-189
Conversations with zombies
Moody, T.1 (2), pp.196-200
Cosmic consciousness experience and psychedelic experiences: a first person comparison
Smith, A.L.; Tart, C.T.5 (1), pp.97-107
Could the Future Taste Purple? Reclaiming Mind, Body and Cognition
Núñez, R.6 (11-12), pp.41-60
Dance Form of the Eyes, The: What Cognitive Science Can Learn From Art
Ellis, R.D.6 (6-7), pp.161-75
Death: the skeleton key of consciousness studies?
Lanier, J.4 (2), pp.181-5
Decisive Action. Personal Responsibility All the Way Down
Freeman, A.J.C.6 (8-9), pp.275-8
Deconstruction and consciousness: the question of unity
Haney, W.S.5 (1), pp.19-33
Demolishing the self
Blackmore, S.1 (2), pp.280-282
Descartes, Flanagan and Moody
Chandler, K.2 (4), pp.358-359
Developmental-ecological perspective on Strawson's 'The self', a
Butterworth, G.5 (2), pp.132-140
Dialogue of the soul with itself, the
Blachowicz, J.4 (5-6), pp.485-508
Do We Have Free Will?
Libet, B.6 (8-9), pp.47-57
Do we understand consciousness?
Searle, J.; Freeman, W.5 (5-6), pp.718-33
Easy problems ain't so easy, the
Hodgson, D.3 (1), pp.69-75
Eating soup with chopsticks: dogmas, difficulties and alternatives in the study of conscious experience
Nunez, R.E.4 (2), pp.143-66
Ecological Foundations of Cognition. I: Symmetry and Specificity of Animal-Environment
Turvey, M.T.; Shaw, R.E.6 (11-12), pp.95-110
Ecological Foundations of Cognition. II: Degrees of Freedom and Conserved Quantities in Animal-Environment Systems
Shaw, R.E.; Turvey, M.T.6 (11-12), pp.111-24
Ecological Organic Paradigm, An. A Framework of Analysis for Moral and Political Philosophy
Rutherford, J.H.6 (10), pp.81-104
Editorial: The future of consciousness studies
4 (5-6), pp.385-8
Editors' Introduction
Libet, B.; Freeman, A.J.; Sutherland, J.K.B.6 (8-9), pp.ix-xxiii
Einstein and Tagore: Man, nature and mysticism
Home, D.; Robinson, A.2 (2), pp.167-179
Einstein meets Magritte
Bouratinos, E.2 (4), pp.374-375
Elements of consciousness and their neurodynamical correlates, the
MacLennan, B.3 (5-6), pp.409-424
Elements of reality: a dialogue
Hut, P.; van Fraassen, B.4 (2), pp.167-80
Emergence & the mind-body problem
Silberstein, M.5 (4), pp.464-82
Emergence of Art and Language in the Human Brain, The
Harth, E.6 (6-7), pp.97-115
Emotion and Movement. A Beginning Empirical-Phenomenological Analysis of Their Relationship
Sheets-Johnstone, M.6 (11-12), pp.259-77
Emotion and Phylogeny
Cabanac, M.6 (6-7), pp.176-90
Emotion and the function of consciousness
DeLancey, C.3 (5-6), pp.492-499
Ethical Primate, the. Anthony Freeman in discussion with Mary Midgley
Midgley, M.; Freeman, A.2 (1), pp.67-75
Ethics are Intrinsic to Consciousness Science
Pickering, J.6 (6-7), pp.202-6
Ethnomethodology, consciousness and self
Watson, R.5 (2), pp.202-223
Evolutionary explanation and the hard problem of consciousness
Horst, S.6 (1), pp.39-48
Exceptional persons: on the limits of imaginary cases
Gendler, T.S.5 (5-6), pp.592-610
Exceptional persons: on the limits of imaginary cases
Gendler, T.S.5 (5-6), pp.592-610
Experiential clarification of the problem of self
Shear, J.5 (5-6), pp.673-86
Facing backwards on the problem of consciousness
Dennett, D.C.3 (1), pp.4-6
Facing ourselves: Incorrigibility and the mind body problem
Warner, R.3 (3), pp.217-230
Facing up to the problem of consciousness
Chalmers, D.J.2 (3), pp.200-219
Fear of Mechanism. A Compatibilist Critique of 'The Volitional Brain'
Clark, T.W.C.6 (8-9), pp.279-93
Function and phenomenology: Closing the explanatory gap
Clark, T.2 (3), pp.241-254
Functionalism's response to the problem of absent qualia: more discussion of zombies
Hardcastle, V.G.3 (4), pp.357-373
Gaps in Penrose's toiling
Grush, R.; Churchland, P.S.2 (1), pp.10-29
Giving up on the hard problem of consciousness
Mills, E.3 (1), pp.26-32
Global workspace agents
Franklin, S.4 (4), pp.322-4
Global workspace or pandemonium?
Rockwell, T.4 (4), pp.334-7
GW theory in the spotlight of evolution
Cisek, P.E.4 (4), pp.310-13
Hand, Mouth and Brain. The Dynamic Emergence of Speech and Gesture
Iverson, J.M.; Thelen, E.6 (11-12), pp.19-40
Happiness doesn't come in bottles. Neuroscientists learn that joy comes through dancing, not drugs
Freeman, W.J.4 (1), pp.67-70
Hard problem, the: a quantum approach
Stapp, H.3 (3), pp.194-210
Hard problem, the: closing the empirical gap
Shear, J.3 (1), pp.54-68
Hardness of the hard problem, the
Robinson, W.S.3 (1), pp.14-25
Health as one's own responsibility: no, thank you!
Illich, I.1 (1), pp.25-31
'Hermeneutic Objection', a: Language and the inner view
Nixon,G.6 (11-12) pp.257-67
Heraclitus of modern science, the: interview with Ilya Prigogine
Prigogine, I.; Bouratinos, E.3 (4), pp.374-378
Hidden side of Wolfgang Pauli, the: an eminent physicist's extraordinary encounter with depth psychology
Atmanspacher, H.; Primas, H.3 (2), pp.112-126
Hornswoggle problem, the
Churchland, P.S.3 (5-6), pp.402-408
Hume's Mistake
Hodgson, D.6 (8-9), pp.201-24
Hybrid cognition
Worden, R.P.6 (1), pp.70-90
I = Awareness
Deikman, A.J.3 (4), pp.350-356
I am John's brain
Clark, A.2 (2), pp.144-148
If the eye were an animal . . . the problem of representation in understanding, meaning and intelligence
Horner, J.M.3 (2), pp.127-138
In defence of impenetrable zombies
Bringsjord, S.2 (4), pp.348-450
In the theatre of consciousness. Global Workspace Theory, a rigorous scientific theory of consciousness
Baars, B.J.4 (4), pp.292-309
In the theatre of working memory of the brain
Osaka, N.4 (4), pp.332-4
Integral theory of consciousness, an
Wilber, K.4 (1), pp.71-92
Interpretation of the 'self' from the dynamical systems perspective, an: a constructivist approach
Tani, J.5 (5-6), pp.516-42
Introspection As Practice
Vermersch, P.6 (2-3), pp.17-42
Intuitive Experience, The
Petitmengin-Peugeot, C.6 (2-3), pp.43-77
Irrationality in philosophy and psychology: the moral implications of self-defeating behaviour
James, C.A.5 (2), pp.224-234
Is causality circular? Event structure in folk psychology, cognitive science and buddist logic
Rosch, E.1 (1), pp.50-65
Is physics an observer-private phenomenon like consciousness?
Rossler, O.E.; Rossler, R.; Weibel, P.5 (4), pp.443-53
It's O.K. to be Complicated. The Case of Emotion
Hardcastle, V.G.6 (11-12), pp.237-50
James Newman: Obituary Notice
Baars, B.6 (6-7), pp.201
Know thyself
Wilkes, K.V.5 (2), pp.153-165
Language and experience in the cognitive study of mysticism. Commentary on Forman
Mangan, B.1 (2), pp.250-252
Libertarian Imperative, The
Uus, U.6 (10), pp.48-64
Mathematical Description of Brain Dynamics in Perception and Action
Nicolis, J.S.; Tsuda, I.6 (11-12), pp.215-28
Mathematical Intelligence, Infinity and Machines: Beyond Gödelitis
Longo, G.6 (11-12), pp.191-214
Mechanisms, microtubules and the mind
Penrose, R.1 (2), pp.241-249
Memorial on Sir John Eccles (1903-97)
Libet, B.4 (4), pp.374-5
Mental and bodily awareness in infancy: consciousness of self-existence
Legerstee, M.5 (5-6), pp.627-45
Mental and bodily awareness in infancy: consciousness of self-existence
Legerstee, M.5 (5-6), pp.627-44
Metaphor to mechanism; natural to disciplined
Varela, F.J.4 (4), pp.344-6
Mind, machines and paranormal phenomena: a rejoinder to Beloff's radical dualist perspective
Bierman, D.J.3 (5-6), pp.515-516
Mind-Brain Interaction and Violation of Physical Laws
Wilson, D.L.6 (8-9), pp.185-200
Minds and machines: a radical dualist perspective
Beloff, J.1 (1), pp.32-37
Models of the self: Editors' Introduction
Gallagher, S.; Shear, J.4 (5-6), pp.399-404
Moving forward on the problem of consciousness
Chalmers, D.J.4 (1), pp.3-46
Mutual enlightenment: recent phenomenology in cognitive science
Gallagher, S.4 (3), pp.195-214
Mysticism and social action: the mystic's calling, development and social activity
Woods, R.3 (2), pp.158-171
Neural mechanism that randomises behaviour, A
Carpenter, R.H.S.6 (1), pp.13-22
Neuronal platonist, the: Michael Gazzaniga in conversation with Shaun Gallagher
Gallagher, S.; Gazzaniga, M.5 (5-6), pp.706-17
Neuronal Platonist, The: Michael Gazzaniga in conversation with Shaun Gallagher
Gazzaniga, M.; Gallagher, J.5 (5-6), pp.706-17
Neurophenomenology: a methodological remedy for the hard problem
Varela, F.J.3 (4), pp.330-349
Neuroscience and folk psychology, an overview
Hodgson, D.1 (2), pp.205-216
New Year Poem (by Basho)
Mosley (trans.), I.6 (5), pp.75
Nonlocality of mind, the
Clarke, C.J.S.2 (3), pp.231-240
Obituary: Willis Harman
Clark, J.4 (3), pp.269-70
Of capsules and carts: Mysticism, language and the via negativa
Forman, R.K.1 (1), pp.38-49
On `being faceless': selfhood and facial embodiment
Cole, J.4 (5-6), pp.467-84
On Aesthetic Perception
Brown, J.W.6 (6-7), pp.114-60
On Chalmers' principle of organizational invariance and his `dancing qualia' and `fading qualia' thought experiments
Greenberg, W.M.5 (1), pp.53-8
On quantum theories of the mind
Scott, A.3 (5-6), pp.484-491
On quantum theories of the mind
Stapp, H.P.6 (1), pp.61-5
On the geometry of consciousness
Nunn, C.M.H.3 (5-6), pp.477-483
On the mechanism of consciousness
Cotterill, R.M.J.4 (3), pp.231-247
On the stages of perception: towards a synthesis of cognitive neuroscience and the Buddhist Abhidhamma tradition
Lancaster, B.L.4 (2), pp.122-42
On the Unity of conscious experience
Cotterill, R.M.J.2 (4), pp.290-311
On Volition: A Neurophysiologically Oriented Essay
Ingvar, D.H.6 (8-9), pp.1-10
One world, but a big one
Midgley, M.3 (5-6), pp.500-514
Only Here (Poem)
Stark, A.6 (5), pp.75
Ontogeny of Consciousness, The. John Dewey and Myrtle McGraw's Contribution to a Science of Mind
Dalton, T.C.6 (10), pp.3-26
Origins and history of consciousness
Wheelwell, D.4 (5-6), pp.532-40
Panexperientialist physicalism and the mind-body problem
Griffin, D.R.4 (3), pp.248-268
Past matter, present mind -- a convergence of worldviews (Review Article)
de Quincey, C.6 (1), pp.91-106
Pathologically divided minds, synchronic unity and models of self
Radden, J.5 (5-6), pp.658-72
Perceptual Form of Life, The
Skarda, C.A.6 (11-12), pp.79-93
Periconscious substrates of consciousness, The: affective states and the evolutionary origins of the self
Panksepp, J.5 (5-6), pp.566-82
PET imaging of conscious and unconscious verbal memory
Alkire, M.T.; Haier, R.J.; Fallon, J.H.; Barker, S.J.3 (5-6), pp.448-462
Phenomenal consciousness and self-awareness: a phenomenological critique of representational theory
Zahavi, D.; Parnas, J.5 (5-6), pp.687-705
Phenomenological Reduction As Praxis, The
Depraz, N.6 (2-3), pp.95-110
Phenomenology and Agency: Methodological and Theoretical Issues in Strawson's 'The Self'
Sheets-Johnstone, M.6 (4), pp.48-69
Physics of Interactionism, The
Mohrhoff, U.6 (8-9), pp.165-84
Physics, machines, and the hard problem
Bilodeau, D.J.3 (5-6), pp.386-401
Prediction and internal feedback in conscious perception
Cotterill, R.M.J.3 (3), pp.245-266
Present-Time Consciousness
Varela, F.J.6 (2-3), pp.111-40
Primate Basal Ganglia, The and the Voluntary Control of Behaviour
Schultz, W.6 (8-9), pp.31-45
Problems of consciousness: A perspective on contemporary issues, current debates
Guzeldere, G.2 (2), pp.112-143
Psychological investigations of unconscious perception
Merikle, P.M.; Daneman, M.5 (1), pp.5-18
Psychology's "binding problem" and possible neurobiological solutions
Hardcastle, V.G.1 (1), pp.66-90
Pure Consciousness: Scientific Exploration of Meditation Techniques
Shear, J.; Jevning, R.6 (2-3), pp.189-210
Putting the puzzle together. Part I: Towards a general theory of the neural correlates of consciousness
Newman, J.4 (1), pp.47-66
Putting the puzzle together. Part II: towards a general theory of the neural correlates of consciousness
Newman, J.4 (2), pp.100-21
Qualia Realism and Neural Activation Patterns
Robinson, W.S.6 (10), pp.65-80
Qualia space
Stanley, R.P.6 (1), pp.49-60
Quantum coherence in microtubules: A neural basis for emergent consciousness?
Hameroff, S.R.1 (1), pp.91-118
Quantum holism and the philosophy of mind
Esfeld, M.6 (1), pp.23-38
Quantum mechanics and consciousness
Beck, F.1 (2), pp.253-255
Quantum theory and the need for consciousness
Squires, E.1 (2), pp.201-204
Quantum Theory and the Observation Problem
Gomatam, R.V.6 (11-12), pp.173-90
rDzogs-chen buddhist interpretation of the sense of self, a
Hayward, J.5 (5-6), pp.611-26
rDzogs-chen buddhist interpretation of the sense of self, A
Hayward, J.5 (5-6), pp.611-26
Reclaiming a Life of Quality
Goodwin, B.6 (11-12), pp.229-35
Reclaiming Concepts
Rosch, E.6 (11-12), pp.61-77
Reduction and the self
Bermúdez, J.L.4 (5-6), pp.458-66
Relation of consciousness to the material world, the
Velmans, M.2 (3), pp.255-265
Reply to Commentators
Baars, B.J.4 (4), pp.347-64
Restoring to Cognition the Forgotten Primacy of Action, Intention and Emotion
Núñez, R.; Freeman, W.J.6 (11-12), pp.ix-xx
Rethinking nature: a hard problem within the hard problem
Rosenberg, G.H.3 (1), pp.76-87
Review article: A tale of two syntheses
Pickering, J.5 (5-6), pp.742-5
Review article: the mirror of consciousness
Sutherland, J.K.B.5 (2), pp.235-45
Roger Penrose and the quest for the quantum soul
Baars, B.J.1 (2), pp.261-263
Role for Volition and Attention in the Generation of New Brain Circuitry, A. Toward A Neurobiology of Mental Force
Schwartz, J.M.6 (8-9), pp.115-42
Role of philosophy in cognitive science, the
Rogers, P.2 (1), pp.82-85
Schizophrenia, self-consciousness, and the modern mind
Sass, L.A.5 (5-6), pp.543-65
Schizophrenia, self-consciousness,and the modern mind
Sass, L.A.5 (5-6), pp.543-65
Science dissects consciousness, consciousness dissects science.
Bouratinos, E.1 (1), pp.149-151
Science of Art, The: A Neurological Theory of Aesthetic Experience
Ramachandran, V.S.; Hirstein, W.6 (6-7), pp.15-51
Scientific exploration of consciousness, the: towards an adequate epistemology
Harman, W.1 (1), pp.140-148
Self and the SESMET, The
Strawson, G.6 (4), pp.99-135
Self in Contextualized Action, The
Gallagher, S.; Marcel, A.J.6 (4), pp.4-30
Self Is a Semiotic Process, The
Pickering, J.6 (4), pp.31-47
Self, Agency and Mental Causation
Lowe, E.J.6 (8-9), pp.225-39
Self, cognition, qualia and world in quantum brain dynamics
Globus, G.G.5 (1), pp.34-52
Self, the
Strawson, G.4 (5-6), pp.405-28
Shadows of the Mind, discussion of
Penrose, R.; Clark, J.1 (1), pp.17-24
Should we expect to feel as if we understand consciousness?
Price, M.C.3 (4), pp.303-312
Sniffing the camembert: on the conceivability of zombies
Cottrell, A.6 (1), pp.4-12
Social construction of consciousness, the. Part 1: collective consciousness and its socio-cultural foundations
Burns, T.R.; Engdahl, E.5 (1), pp.67-85
Social construction of consciousness, the. Part 2: individual selves, self-awareness, and
Burns, T.R.; Engdahl, E.5 (2), pp.166-184
Societies of brains: Walter Freeman in conversation with Jean Burns
Freeman, W.; Burns, J.3 (2), pp.172-180
Solutions to the hard problem of consciousness
Libet, B.3 (1), pp.33-35
Status of Blindsight, The: Near-threshold vision, islands of cortex and the Riddoch phenomenon
Kentridge, R.W.; Heywood, C.A.6 (5), pp.3-11
Stone-age anthropologist looks at 'Tucson III', a
Murinbata, T.; Whitehead, C.5 (4), pp.504-7
Structure, strategy and self in the fabrication of conscious experience
Claxton, G.3 (2), pp.98-111
Subject and object
Edey, M.4 (5-6), pp.526-31
Sweet music in Bremen
Mutalik, P.5 (5-6), pp.734-38
Testable field theory of mind-brain interaction, a
Libet, B.1 (1), pp.119-126
The Race May Be On, But Where's It Going?
Pickering, J.6 (5), pp.72-4
There are no easy problems of consciousness
Lowe, E.J.2 (3), pp.266-271
There is an 'I' within me
Saicho, R.5 (5-6), pp.716
There is an 'I' within me . . .
Saicho, R.5 (5-6), pp.716
There is no hard problem of consciousness
O'Hara, K.; Scutt, T.3 (4), pp.290-302
There is no problem of the self
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