KnowraConsciousnessLinked fromLinked fromThe 67 pages that link to Consciousness, each with the reason it gives.All 67Broader topic 1Related 38Narrower topic 24Compared with 4PhenomenologyNarrower topic: Phenomenology examines the structures and contents of conscious experience.PragmatismNarrower topic: Pragmatist accounts of meaning and knowledge start from how ideas bear on lived experience.StructuralismNarrower topic: The stream of conscious experience was the material structuralism aimed to analyze.DissociationNarrower topic: Dissociation can alter the continuity or contents of conscious experience.Hard problem of consciousnessNarrower topic: The hard problem concerns one specific feature of this broader phenomenon.IntrospectionNarrower topic: Introspection examines conscious experience, rather than mental activity in general.Neural correlates of consciousnessNarrower topic: Neural correlates are proposed neural counterparts of conscious experience.ArousalNarrower topic: Arousal is one dimension of consciousness, distinct from the contents of experience.PanpsychismNarrower topic: Panpsychism proposes that consciousness extends beyond the familiar cases of human and animal experience.Self-awarenessNarrower topic: Conscious experience is broader than awareness specifically directed toward oneself.Sensory processingNarrower topic: The relation between neural sensory processing and conscious experience remains unresolved.Phenomenal consciousnessNarrower topic: Phenomenal consciousness is one major sense of the broader, multiply defined concept.Property dualismNarrower topic: Consciousness supplies the central phenomenon that property dualism seeks to accommodate.Psychological FictionNarrower topic: The genre’s subject matter is the felt, thinking mind.SentienceNarrower topic: Sentience is commonly treated as the capacity for phenomenal consciousness.Thomas NagelNarrower topic: His most influential arguments ask what physical explanations leave out about conscious experience.Sensory biologyNarrower topic: Sensory processing raises unresolved questions about how neural signals relate to experience.EpiphenomenalismNarrower topic: Epiphenomenalism explains consciousness as produced by physical activity but causally inert.Albert HofmannNarrower topic: Hofmann’s reflections treated psychedelic effects as a way to examine consciousness.WakefulnessNarrower topic: Wakefulness is one aspect of consciousness, not a complete account of it.Functional psychologyNarrower topic: Functional psychology asks what conscious experience enables organisms to do.Intrapersonal communicationNarrower topic: Intrapersonal communication occurs within conscious experience, though thought can also be less accessible.Sri AurobindoNarrower topic: Aurobindo treats consciousness as a fundamental reality, not merely a product of the brain.Astral projectionNarrower topic: Whether consciousness can exist apart from the body is the deepest unresolved claim behind projection.
KnowraConsciousnessLinked fromLinked fromThe 67 pages that link to Consciousness, each with the reason it gives.All 67Broader topic 1Related 38Narrower topic 24Compared with 4PhenomenologyNarrower topic: Phenomenology examines the structures and contents of conscious experience.PragmatismNarrower topic: Pragmatist accounts of meaning and knowledge start from how ideas bear on lived experience.StructuralismNarrower topic: The stream of conscious experience was the material structuralism aimed to analyze.DissociationNarrower topic: Dissociation can alter the continuity or contents of conscious experience.Hard problem of consciousnessNarrower topic: The hard problem concerns one specific feature of this broader phenomenon.IntrospectionNarrower topic: Introspection examines conscious experience, rather than mental activity in general.Neural correlates of consciousnessNarrower topic: Neural correlates are proposed neural counterparts of conscious experience.ArousalNarrower topic: Arousal is one dimension of consciousness, distinct from the contents of experience.PanpsychismNarrower topic: Panpsychism proposes that consciousness extends beyond the familiar cases of human and animal experience.Self-awarenessNarrower topic: Conscious experience is broader than awareness specifically directed toward oneself.Sensory processingNarrower topic: The relation between neural sensory processing and conscious experience remains unresolved.Phenomenal consciousnessNarrower topic: Phenomenal consciousness is one major sense of the broader, multiply defined concept.Property dualismNarrower topic: Consciousness supplies the central phenomenon that property dualism seeks to accommodate.Psychological FictionNarrower topic: The genre’s subject matter is the felt, thinking mind.SentienceNarrower topic: Sentience is commonly treated as the capacity for phenomenal consciousness.Thomas NagelNarrower topic: His most influential arguments ask what physical explanations leave out about conscious experience.Sensory biologyNarrower topic: Sensory processing raises unresolved questions about how neural signals relate to experience.EpiphenomenalismNarrower topic: Epiphenomenalism explains consciousness as produced by physical activity but causally inert.Albert HofmannNarrower topic: Hofmann’s reflections treated psychedelic effects as a way to examine consciousness.WakefulnessNarrower topic: Wakefulness is one aspect of consciousness, not a complete account of it.Functional psychologyNarrower topic: Functional psychology asks what conscious experience enables organisms to do.Intrapersonal communicationNarrower topic: Intrapersonal communication occurs within conscious experience, though thought can also be less accessible.Sri AurobindoNarrower topic: Aurobindo treats consciousness as a fundamental reality, not merely a product of the brain.Astral projectionNarrower topic: Whether consciousness can exist apart from the body is the deepest unresolved claim behind projection.