Titlebook: Consciousness as a Scientific Concept; A Philosophy of Scie Elizabeth Irvine Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Consc

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Modernity, Post-modernity and Urban Culture,another way of evaluate what the targets of consciousness science really are. Global neuronal workspace theory and local recurrent processing are used as case studies of mechanisms of consciousness. By referring to criteria of mechanistic demarcation, it is argued that the mechanism described in glo

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Urban Sociology, Capitalism and Modernitystudy is used to introduce and explore this approach. This is the recent claim that the rich contents of phenomenal consciousness can be found in the contents of sensory memory, based largely on Sperling’s finding of partial report superiority. By outlining the properties of sensory memory found in

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Textbook Jan 1994Latest edition. Criticisms of these accounts are reviewed to illustrate the problems associated with demarcating conscious content in a way that is consistent with reports, behaviours, and properties of the perceptual system. Of most interest is the way that differences between theories of conscious content and d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23225-3he book. Given the misapplication of scientific methods, the failure to identify relevant scientific kinds, and epistemological factors and pragmatic considerations related to scientific practice, I argue that the concept of consciousness does not form a viable scientific concept. In this case it ca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5173-6Consciousness Science; Contents of Consciousness; Epistemology Consciousness; Phenomenal Consciousness;

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Elizabeth IrvineComprehensive overview of scientific methods used in Consciousness Studies.Applies a Philosophy of Science perspective to the study of consciousness.Contains a description of the contents of conscious