Consciousness and Self-awareness—an Alternative Perspective

Review of Philosophy and Psychology 13 (2):329-340 (2022)
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Abstract

An alternative model of the relation between consciousness and self-consciousness is proposed. The model combines a non-standard version of the higher-order theory of consciousness with the global neuronal workspace theory and argues that implicit higher-order self-awareness is a pervasive feature of the globally integrative states formed in the global workspace.

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