Consciousness: The Science of Subjectivity

Antti Revonsuo

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Part 1. Background of the Science of Consciousness. Introduction: and Its Place in the Scientific View of the World. 1. The Philosophical Foundations of Science. 2. The Historical Foundations of Science. 3. The Conceptual Foundations of Science. Part 2. Central Domains of Science I: Neuropsychology and Consciousness. 4. Neuropsychological Deficits of Visual Consciousness. 5. Neuropsychological Dissociations of Visual from Behaviour. 6. Neuropsychological Disorders of Self-Awareness. Part 3. Central Domains of Science II: Neural Correlates of (NCC). 7. Methods and Design of NCC Experiments. 8. Studies on the Neural Basis of as a State. 9. Studies on the Neural Basis of Visual Consciousness. Part 4. Central Domains of Science III: Theories of Consciousness. 10. Philosophical Theories of Consciousness. 11. Empirical Theories of Consciousness. Part 5. Central Domains of Science IV: States of Consciousness. 12. What is an Altered State of Consciousness (ASC)? 13. Dreaming and Sleep. 14. Hypnosis. 15. Higher States of Consciousness. 16. Epilogue: Reflections on the Science of Subjective Experience.

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