Can we equate iconic memory with visual awareness?

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (5-6):512-513 (2007)
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Every time we look around we can see a rich and detailed world surrounding us. Nevertheless, the majority of visual information seems to slip out of our thoughts instantly. Can we still say that this fleeting percept of the entire world was a conscious percept in the first place, as Block proposes?

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