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Drawing on neuroscientific research and metacognitive theory, this groundbreaking volume examines the theoretical implications that are elicited when neural correlates of consciousness (NCC) are identified.
The relationship between consciousness and the brain has concerned philosophers for centuries, yet a tacit assumption in much empirically minded consciousness research seems to be that if we can only develop a map of correlations, no further questions remain to be asked. Beyond Neural Correlates of Consciousness starts where others stop, by asking what these correlations may tell us about the nature of consciousness. The book contains chapters considering the upshots of finding the neural correlates of consciousness in light of the most prominent contemporary theories in the field. This illuminates the theoretical consequences of succeeding in the quest for the neural correlates of consciousness from the perspective of global workspace theory, higher-order thought theory, local recurrency theory, and REFCON models, in addition to considering how this quest is shaped by different conscious phenomena, such as dreaming, altered states of consciousness, and different levels of consciousness.
This insightful text features sophisticated theories that goes beyond correlational inferences and neural mapping, and will be of interest to students and researchers of consciousness, particularly those interested in interpreting neural correlates.
Contents
1. Beyond neural correlates of consciousness - an introduction
Jesper Mogensen, Morten Overgaard & Asger Kirkeby-Hinrup
2. Will we explain consciousness when we find the neural correlates of consciousness?
Morten Overgaard & Jesper Mogensen
3. From unconscious to conscious: a spectrum of states
Alice Barra, Manon Carrière, Steven Laureys & Charlotte Martial
4. Multidimensional degrees of consciousness: Qualities of experiences during wakeful perception, working memory tasks, mental imagery, mind wandering and dreaming
Peter Fazekas & Georgina Nemeth
5. Can we see without knowing that we see? Challenges for two theories of consciousness
Victor A.F. Lamme
6. Integrated Information Theory
Larissa Albantakis
7. Global workspace models in a broader perspective
Antonino Raffone & Henk P. Barendregt
8. A higher-order faculty and beyond
Asger Kirkeby-Hinrup
9. An integrative view of the neural correlates of consciousness (NCC) - Reorganization of the connectivity between Elementary Functions as a common mechanism of mental processes
Jesper Mogensen & Morten Overgaard
