Conscious and Unconscious Mentality
Examining their Nature, Similarities and Differences
Contributor(s)
Hvorecký, Juraj (editor)
Marvan, Tomáš (editor)
Polák, Michal (editor)
Language
EnglishAbstract
attention; higher-order theories of consciousness; inattentional blindness; masking; mental qualities; neurophenomenal structuralism; phenomenal content; unconscious mental states
Keywords
attention; higher-order theories of consciousness; inattentional blindness; masking; mental qualities; neurophenomenal structuralism; phenomenal content; unconscious mental statesISBN
9781032529790, 9781032529745, 9781003409526Publisher
Taylor & FrancisPublisher website
http://www.taylorandfrancis.com/Publication date and place
2024Imprint
RoutledgeChapters in this book
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(2024)The chapter considers the possibility of separating phenomenality from consciousness. Perhaps the most serious consequence of this move is that it encourages the concept of unconscious qualities. This idea is not entirely ...
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(2024)The chapter considers the possibility of separating phenomenality from consciousness. Perhaps the most serious consequence of this move is that it encourages the concept of unconscious qualities. This idea is not entirely ...
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(2024)This chapter evaluates some basic assumptions behind the “dual” theories of phenomenal consciousness and finds them problematic for at least some examples of conscious episodes. Because the dual theories claim to be ...