The problem of consciousness

Article Abstract:

Most neuroscientists believe that all aspects of consciousness are the result of interacting neurons, but consciousness is difficult to study scientifically because existing concepts and methods are limited. A theory to explain visual consciousness is proposed and explained.

Neurobiology, Visual perception, Visual pathways, Visual pathway

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Why neuroscience may be able to explain consciousness

Article Abstract:

Neuroscientist David J. Chalmers proposes that neuroscience can explain the reasoning behind consciousness. He provides an approach, called the Kanizsa triangle, to describe the transmission of the information that make up people's consciousness.

Neurology

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How does consciousness happen?

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The way in which brain activity gives rise to subjective or consciousness experience is a mystery. Two neuroscientists give their views regarding this and compare their differing theories.

United States, Science & research, Psychological aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Dreams, Wakefulness, Koch, Christof, Neuroscientists, Greenfield, Susan, Cognitive neuroscience

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