Consciousness explained in simple functional terms. A methodical biological approach and its conclusions -- Awareness of the surrounding world -- Awareness of the self as an entity and of one's thoughts and feelings -- A closer look at the four main propositions -- Questions and answers
The fabric of the underlying brain processes. The RWM -- Acquired expectancies -- Imaginative representations -- Where does consciousness reside in the brain?
Summary
Gerd Sommerhoff clarifies the main concepts related to consciousness and proposes a new and strikingly simple biological explanation for this mysterious phenomenon
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-182) and index
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