Introduction to the Self-Conscious Mind Robert G. Mays, B.Sc., and Suzanne B. Mays Consciousness and the brain The prevalent view in neuroscience is that the brain produces consciousness. We are conscious because the ele - Self-consciousness - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Introduction to the Self-Conscious Mind Robert G. Mays, B.Sc., and Suzanne B. Mays Consciousness and the brain The prevalent view in neuroscience is that the brain produces consciousness. We are conscious because the ele Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-12-26 23:01:37 Open Document File Size: 84,82 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / DC / Tucson / Cambridge / London / Palo Alto / New York / / Company MIT Press / Harvard University Press / / IndustryTerm brain imaging / energy-mind / functional magnetic resonance imaging / physical energy / energy / / MedicalCondition hydrocephalus / dementia / disease / phantom limb phenomena / pain / fatigue / cardiac arrest / / MedicalTreatment electrical stimulation of the brain / radiation / / Organization Harvard University / MIT / American Psychological Association / William James Center for Consciousness Studies / / Person Suzanne B. Mays / Francisco Varela / B. Mays Consciousness / John Eccles / Robert G. Mays / David Chalmers / Benjamin Libet / Karl Popper / / Position D. J. / / PublishedMedium Nature Reviews Neuroscience / Journal of Consciousness Studies / / Technology neuroscience / radiation / magnetic resonance imaging / / SocialTag Cognition Consciousness Neuroscience Near-death experience Neural correlate Out-of-body experience Benjamin Libet Hard problem of consciousness Biological neural network Mind

Introduction to the Self-Conscious Mind Robert G. Mays, B.Sc., and Suzanne B. Mays Consciousness and the brain The prevalent view in neuroscience is that the brain produces consciousness. We are conscious because the eleAdd to Reading List