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Contents
Consciousness..............................................................................1
Introduction...............................................................................1
Discussion Questions..................................................................................4
Behaviorism and the Cognitive Revolution.....................................................................................4
Dualism and Physicalism................................................................................5
Neuroscience and Philosophy................................................................................5
References...............................................................................5
Philosophy from Socrates to Descartes...................................................................................7
Plato s Philosophy.........................................................................8
Body and Soul...........................................................................9
Aristotle and Science.................................................................10
Aristotle s World...................................................................11
Logic................................................................................11
Souls...................................................................................12
Scholasticism.............................................................................12
Dualism................................................................................12
A New Logic..............................................................................13
The Method of Doubt..................................................................................13
Problems of Dualism................................................................................16
Discussion Questions...............................................................18
Plato..................................................................................18
Aristotle...............................................................................18
Dualism.................................................................................18
References.............................................................................19
Philosophy, Science, and the Mind-Body Problem............................................................................21
Dualism.............................................................................21
Monism.................................................................................21
Leibniz s Idealism...............................................................22
Berkeley s Idealism...........................................................22
Hume s Empiricism.....................................................................22
Kant s Transcendental Idealism..................................................................................23
Discussion Questions................................................................................27
References.............................................................................28
Consciousness as a Scientific Problem................................................................................29
The Science of Psychology.............................................................................29
Behaviorism................................................................................32
The Cognitive Revolution and the Re-emergence of the Mind........................................35
Information Processing..................................................................................36
The Brain as a Computer...................................................................................37
Turing s Test.....................................................................................39
Turing Machines...........................................................................39
Searle s Chinese Room....................................................................................42
The Background..........................................................................43
Mind Without Intentionality............................................................................45
Computational Neuroscience.............................................................................45
Discussion Questions...................................................................................46
Early Psychology................................................................................46
Freud......................................................................................47
Wittgenstein................................................................................47
Behaviorism................................................................................48
The Cognitive Revolution and Artificial Intelligence..........................................................48
References................................................................................50
Consciousness Rediscovered..............................................................................53
Functional Neuroanatomy and Biochemistry.............................................................................53
Brain Activity Non-stop.......................................................................................55
Brain Organization......................................................................58
Brain Lobes.......................................................................................59
Frontal Lobe................................................................................59
Parietal Lobe..............................................................................66
Occipital Lobe..........................................................................70
Temporal Lobe........................................................................72
Core Brain Structures...............................................................74
Limbic System..........................................................................74
Basal Ganglia............................................................................77
Diencephalon.............................................................................78
Mesencephalon (Midbrain)................................................................................79
Metencephalon..........................................................................80
Myelencephalon (Medulla).................................................................................81
Neurons: Communicating Cells..................................................................................82
Neural Coding..........................................................................83
Redundancy............................................................................85
Neural Pathways.....................................................................85
Neurotransmitters.................................................................86
Glia and the Other Brain.....................................................................................88
Brain Imaging...............................................................................88
Computed Tomography...............................................88
Positron Emission Tomography.................................................................................89
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging...................................................................................89
Electroencephalography...................................................................90
Magnetoencephalography...................................................................90
Neural Correlates of Consciousness...........................................................................90
Biological Naturalism...............................................................................91
Causal Emergence of the Conscious Field......................................................................................94
Free Will..............................................................................96
Discussion Questions................................................................................97
References................................................................................98
Consciousness as a Modern Mystery.................................................................................101
Approaches to Understanding the Mind......................................................................................101
Idealism..................................................................................102
Physicalism...............................................................................102
Behaviorism..............................................................................103
Functionalism............................................................................103
Consciousness as Mysterious...............................................................................104
Imagine a Causal Explanation of Consciousness........................................................................104
Why Are We Conscious?...........................................................................106
Consciousness and Blindsight.............................................................................107
Evolution of Virtual and Conscious Seeing........................................................................................108
David Chalmers on Consciousness............................................................................108
Consciousness as a Fundamental.............................................................................109
Chalmers s Theory of Consciousness............................................................................110
Joseph Levine s Explanatory Gap........................................................................................112
Tomas Nagel and Being a Bat.......................................................................................113
Mary the Scientist.................................................................................114
McGinn and Cognitive Closure................................................................................115
Mysterian Pluralism................................................................................118
Human Cognition...............................................................119
Consciousness and Emergence...........................................................................120
Discussion Questions...............................................................................121
Introduction..............................................................................121
Ben the Neuroscientist.........................................................................121
Consciousness and Blindsight..............................................................................122
David Chalmers..................................................................................122
Joseph Levine.............................................................................123
Thomas Nagel............................................................................124
Frank Jackson.............................................................................124
Colin McGinn.............................................................................124
References................................................................................126
Rethinking Consciousness...........................................................................127
Correlation and Causation...............................................................................127
Neuroscientific Studies of Vision and Consciousness..................................................................128
Illusions of Time and Action..............................................................................129
Free Will and Action.................................................................................129
Ordering of Events.................................................................................130
The Binding Problem.................................................................................131
Split Brains...............................................................................131
Ned Block and the Concept of Consciousness.............................................................................132
Access and Phenomenal Consciousness...............................................................................132
Bernard Baars s Global Workspace Model of Consciousness..........................................133
The Theater Model in More Detail................................................................................135
Consciousness as Serial Processing in Parallel-Processing Brains..................136
Contrastive Analysis..................................................................................137
Beyond Rethinking Consciousness...........................................................................137
The New Skeptics...............................................................................139
Eliminative Materialism..............................................................................139
Folk Psychology as Theory.....................................................................................140
Folk Psychology and Neurophilosophy..........................................................................142
Replacing Folk Psychology with a Neurocomputational Model..........................143
Consciousness Explained?................................................................................149
Information Processing and Consciousness..............................................................................149
The Problems of Life and Consciousness as Mechanical Problems..............151
A Computational View of Consciousness.............................................................................151
Cartesian Materialism................................................................................152
The User Illusion...................................................................................153
Virtual Machines in the Brain....................................................................................154
Putting the Stream of Consciousness Together..............................................................................159
Dennett on Subjective Experience.............................................................................163
Discussion Questions...............................................................................163
The Visual World as an Illusion..........................................................................163
Benjamin Libet.................................................................................164
The Binding Problem.................................................................................164
Split Brains....................................................................................165
Ned Block.................................................................................165
Bernard Baars...........................................................................165
Paul and Patricia Churchland..............................................................................166
Daniel Dennett.........................................................................169
References..............................................................................170
Externalism and Consciousness...........................................................................173
Intemalism Challenged.............................................................................173
Frege on Meaning........................................................................175
Putnam s Externalism...............................................................177
Burge s Externalism.........................................................178
Qualia and Externalism..............................................................................179
Block s Inverted Earth....................................................................................181
In the Head and the World....................................................................................182
Clark and Chalmers s Vehicle Externalism...............................................................................183
Active and Passive Externalism...............................................................................184
Functionalism and Vehicle Externalism..............................................................................185
Contingency and Coupling................................................................................185
Externalism About Beliefs..................................................................................186
Externalism and Consciousness..........................................................................187
Susan Hurley s Vehicle Externalism of Consciousness..............................................................188
Alva Noe Considers Life and Consciousness...........................................................................193
Consciousness in a Petri Dish......................................................................................195
Rewiring Visual Systems....................................................................................197
Phantom Limbs....................................................................................198
Sensory Substitution..............................................................................199
Biology of Consciousness?............................................................................200
Discussion Questions..................................................................................205
Introduction..............................................................................205
Frege and Russell....................................................................................206
Putnam and Burge.......................................................................................206
Clark and Chalmers....................................................................................207
Alva Noe.........................................................................................208
Summary Questions..................................................................................208
References................................................................................208
Conclusions..............................................................................211
Neurofunctionalism..........................................................................211
Envirofunctionalism.........................................................................214
Radicalism..................................................................................215
Dualism.....................................................................................216
Forms Ontology and the Otherworldly...............................................................................218
Systems Views....................................................................................219
Copenhagen Skepticism................................................................................219
Technological Ontology..................................................................................219
Wheeler s Metaphysics of Information..............................................................................223
Biological Liberalism................................................................................229
References...............................................................................234
A Conscious Universe..............................................................................237
Western Subjectivism and Eastern Formlessness..................................................................................237
The Ego and the Universe......................................................................238
Constrained Stories of Western Subjectivism..............................................................................240
The Focus on Thought in Western Naturalism.....................................................................................242
Naturalism as a Metaphysical Perspective.................................................................................244
Hume and Kant on the Limits of Naturalism....................................................................................245
Einstein s Pragmatic Realism......................................................................................248
Fundamentally Observers of Our Universe...............................................................................248
A Pointless Universe as a Reductio ad Absurdum................................................................................250
Will of Nature, Will to Power, and Consciousness............................................................................251
A Thought Experiment in the Western Intellectual Tradition............................................253
Imagine Schopenhauer s Satori..................................................................................253
Postmodernism and Will to Power..................................................................................256
Meditative Perspectives and Conditioned States of Mind........................................................257
Faith in Philosophical Materialism..............................................................................259
A Dialogue on Consciousness...........................................................................260
Western Subjectivism............................................................................271
Researching the Formless...............................................................................275
References..............................................................................278
Index.....................................................................................281
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| title_full | Consciousness from a broad perspectivep a philosophical and interdisciplinary introduction Anders Hedman |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Consciousness from a broad perspectivep a philosophical and interdisciplinary introduction Anders Hedman |
| title_short | Consciousness from a broad perspectivep |
| title_sort | consciousness from a broad perspectivep a philosophical and interdisciplinary introduction |
| title_sub | a philosophical and interdisciplinary introduction |
| topic | Philosophy Metaphysics Philosophy of mind Neuropsychology Cognitive psychology Philosophy of Mind Cognitive Psychology Philosophie Bewusstsein (DE-588)4006349-5 gnd Philosophie (DE-588)4045791-6 gnd Neuropsychologie (DE-588)4135740-1 gnd |
| topic_facet | Philosophy Metaphysics Philosophy of mind Neuropsychology Cognitive psychology Philosophy of Mind Cognitive Psychology Philosophie Bewusstsein Neuropsychologie |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-52975-2 http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029738021&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
| volume_link | (DE-604)BV039576979 |
| work_keys_str_mv | AT hedmananders consciousnessfromabroadperspectivepaphilosophicalandinterdisciplinaryintroduction |