Journal of Consciousness Studies

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Thorverton UK: Imprint Academic (2004)
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Epistemology and the evidential status of introspective reports I.  (pages 1-16)A. Goldman
Are there neural correlates of consciousness?  (pages 3-28)Alva Noë & Evan Thompson
Art and reductionism.  (pages 3-4)Erich Harth
Creativity & madness revisited from current psychological perspectives.  (pages 3-4)Neus Barrantes-Vidal
From sounds to music towards understanding the neurocognition of musical sound perception.  (pages 3-4)Mari Tervaniemi & Elvira Brattico
Measure of Musical Preference, A.  (pages 3-4)Bruce Katz
Nailing the lie: An interview with Jonathan Cole.  (pages 3-21)Shaun Gallagher
Play of Meaning and the Meaning of Play in Jazz, The.  (pages 3-4)David Borgo
Some speculative hypotheses about the nature and perception of dance and choreography.  (pages 3-4)Ivar Hagendoorn
Ways of Seeing: The Innocent Eye, Individual View and Visual Realism In Art.  (pages 3-16)Derek Hodgson
Disorientation, Reorientation, A Compulsion to Explain.  (pages 5-6)Roberta Tucker
Embodying literature.  (pages 5-6)Ellen Esrock
Literature, God, & the unbearable solitude of consciousness.  (pages 5-6)Patrick Hogan
Poetry as right-hemispheric language.  (pages 5-6)Julie Kane
Romantic Poets, Natural Philosophers, and Early Explorations of the Embodied Mind (Review Article).  (pages 5-6)Brad Sullivan
Some Mannerist Ingenuities in Mystic Poetry.  (pages 5-6)Reuven Tsur
The Chinese Room Comes of Age A Review of Preston & Bishop.  (pages 5-6)Anthony Freeman
The dynamical systems accounts for phenomenology of immanent time: An interpretation by revisiting a robotics synthetic study.  (pages 5-24)Jun Tani
The origin of selkies.  (pages 5-6)Mark Turner
Does mentalising ability influence cooperative decision-making in a social dilemma? Introspective evidence from a study of adults with autism spectrum disorder.  (pages 7-8)Elisabeth Hill, David Sally & Uta Frith
Valid comparisons of suprathreshold sensations.  (pages 7-8)Derek Snyder & Katharine Fast
Kant, Cognitive Science and Contemporary Neo-Kantianism.  (pages 10-11)Andrew Brook
Narrative, identity and the self.  (pages 10-11)Dieter Teichert
Self-Deception, Consciousness and Value: The Nietzschean Contribution.  (pages 10-11)Peter Poellner
The Embodied Self Reformulating the Existential Difference in Kierkegaard.  (pages 10-11)Arne Gron
Consciousness, emotional selfregulation and the brain: review article.  (pages 11--77)F. W. Douglas
Introspection distinct from first-order experiences.  (pages 11--7)Morten Overgaard & T. A. Sorenson
Introspective training apprehensively defended: Reflections on Titchener's lab manual.  (pages 11--7)Eric Schwitzgebel
Investigating the influence of mentalising in the Prisoner's dilemma: introspective evidence from a study of individuals with autism.  (pages 11--144)E. L. Hill, D. Sally & U. Frith
Johannes Roessler & Naomi Elian (ed.), Agency & Self-Awareness.  (pages 11--95)T. Jamsa
John Cornwell (ed.), Explanations.  (pages 11--91)C. Nunn
John N. Findlay & Iain D. Gilchrist, Active Vision.  (pages 11--5)J. McCrone
Kandinsky and Klee: Chromatic Chords, Polyphonic Painting and Synesthesia.  (pages 11--3)A. Ione
Microtubules in Consciousness and Cognition: Could Transport of Receptors and mRNA be Involved.  (pages 11--12)N. Woolf
Pierre Jacob & Marc Jeannerod, Ways of Seeing.  (pages 11--5)B. Faw
Simon Moore & Mike Oaksford (ed.), Emotional Cognition.  (pages 11--94)C. DeLancey
The Dalai Lama, Stages of Meditation; Alan Wallace, Choosing Reality; Michele Martin, Music in the Sky.  (pages 11--5)J. Candy
The Meaning of Play and the Play of Meaning in Jazz.  (pages 11--3)David Borgo
To Evan.  (pages 11--5)W. I. Thompson
Trust or interaction? Editorial introduction.  (pages 11--7)Anthony I. Jack & Andreas Roepstorff
Trusting the subject? Part 2.  (pages 11--7)A. Jack & A. Roepstorff
Vincent Walsh & Alvardo Pascual-Leone, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.  (pages 11--5)A. Scott
Visual and Auditory Ingenuities in Mystic Poetry.  (pages 11--5)R. Tsur
Experience, meta-consciousness, and the paradox of introspection.  (pages 17-39)Jonathan W. Schooler
Quantum leaps in philosophy of mind.  (pages 17--42)David Bourget
Does consciousness cause behaviour?  (pages 23-40)Susan Pockett
Assumptions of subjective measures of unconscious mental states: Higher order thoughts and bias.  (pages 25-45)Zoltán Dienes
on 'Are There Neural Correlates of Consciousness?'.  (pages 29-86)Bernard Baars
Situated Reductionism, or How To Be an Internalist and an Externalist at the Same Time.  (pages 39-41)Valerie Gray Hardcastle
Consciousness and awareness.  (pages 41-50)Jjc Smart
Causal or representational holism?  (pages 42-44)John Haynes & Geraint Rees
Quantum leaps in the philosophy of mind: Reply to Bourget's critique.  (pages 43-49)Henry P. Stapp
Studies of the neural correlates of consciousness can do better, but are on the right track.  (pages 45-51)C. Frith & Jakob Hohwy
Machine consciousness: Plausible idea or semantic distortion?  (pages 46-56)William Y. Adams
The Minds, Machines, and Brains of a Passionate Scientist: An interview with Michael Arbib.  (pages 50-67)Shaun Gallagher
Reductionism revisited.  (pages 51-68)A. C. Scott
Searching for a scientific experience.  (pages 51-55)Anthony I. Jack & Jesse J. Prinz
Skinners Double Life As Both Perpetrator and Innocent Victim: A Reply to Baars.  (pages 57-63)Frederick Toates
Introspective Training Apprehensively Defended: Reflections on Titchener's Lab Manual.  (pages 58-76)Eric Schwitzgebel
What synaesthesia really tells us about functionalism.  (pages 64-69)Richard Gray
Back to Brentano?  (pages 66-87)Dan Zahavi
Appearance is not knowledge: The incoherent straw man, content-content confusions and mindless conscious subjects.  (pages 67-71)Thomas Metzinger
Everything I Believe Might Be a Delusion. Whoa! Tucson 2004: Ten years on, and are we any nearer to a Science of Consciousness?  (pages 68-88)Charles Whitehead
Cognitive neuroscience of consciousness: A review article. [REVIEW]  (pages 69-72)Bill Faw
Conference Report: ASSC 8.  (pages 70-75)Adam Zeman
Quining kinds of content: The primacy of experience.  (pages 72-76)Erik Myin
A New Look at an Old Question Review of Andrei Khrennikov.  (pages 73-75)Arkady Plotnitsky
Consciousness, emotional self-regulation and the brain: Review article.  (pages 77-82)Douglas F. Watt
Embodied mathematics.  (pages 83-88)Burton Voorhees
Sorting out the neural basis of consciousness: Authors' reply to commentators.  (pages 87-98)Alva Noe & Evan Thompson
Representationalism and beyond: A phenomenological critique of Thomas Metzinger's self-model theory.  (pages 88-108)Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl
Gordon G. Globus.  (pages 89-96)Thinking-Together Postphenomenology
Paul Bloom.  (pages 89-96)Us Human
'Cognitive impenetrability' and the complex intentionality of the emotions.  (pages 109-126)John J. Drummond
To beep or not to beep: Obtaining accurate reports about awareness.  (pages 113-128)R. Hurlburt & C. L. Heavey
Musical qualia, context, time and emotion.  (pages 117-147)J. Goguen
Affectivity in schizophrenia: A phenomenological view.  (pages 127-147)Louis A. Sass
Narrative and consciousness: Review article.  (pages 146-155)Thomas R. Smith
Belief and pathology of self-awareness: A phenomenological contribution to the classification of delusions.  (pages 148-161)Josef Parnas
Klee and kandinsky polyphonic painting, chromatic chords and synaesthesia.  (pages 148-158)Amy Ione
Improvisation, temporality and embodied experience.  (pages 159-173)Vijay Iyer
The chinese room argument--dead but not yet buried.  (pages 159-169)Robert I. Damper
Hermeneutics and the cognitive sciences.  (pages 162-174)Shaun Gallagher
The phenomenology of free will.  (pages 162-179)Eddy Nahmias, Stephen G. Morris, Thomas Nadelhoffer & Jason Turner
Can neuroscience explain consciousness?  (pages 180-198)Jakob Hohwy & Christopher D. Frith

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