Titlebook: Science and the Riddle of Consciousness; A Solution Jeffrey Foss Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Intuition.consciou

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Solving the Riddle of Intentionality, of the things studied by physical science do not have meaning. A stone is just a stone, a star merely a star. They are just what they are, complete in themselves. But consciousness is not complete in itself, because it is . things other than itself. It is not just what it is, but what it means as w

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ll remains a mystery. .Science and the Riddle ofConsciousness. explains why consciousness is a riddle for science,and demonstrates how this riddle can be solved. .The questions examined in the book speak directly to neuroscientists,computer scientists, psychologists, and philosophers.978-1-4419-4994-3978-1-4757-6478-9

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-6478-9Intuition; consciousness; science

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Methodological Foundations of the Science of Consciousness, a species, since our sensory mechanisms and the nervous system they require were inherited from our pre-human, even pre-mammalian ancestors. Just as the manifest model could only have arisen in prehistoric times, so the scientific model could only have arisen in historical times. The scientific mod

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The Primacy of Method,l of the world in which most of the planets orbit around the sun, while the sun itself, along with the moon, orbit around the splendidly stationary Earth. Likewise, the mysterians attempt to strike a compromise. Impressed by the many triumphs of physical science they admit on one hand that conscious

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