Since the seventies, it has been customary to assume that intentionality is independent of consciousness. Recently, a number of philosophers have rejected this assumption, claiming that intentionality is closely tied to consciousness, inasmuch as non-conscious intentionality in some sense depends upon conscious intentionality. Within this alternative framework, the question arises of how to acc...

emphasizes the role of working memory in consciousness, where he views working memory as a limited capacity serial processor that creates and manipulates symbolic representations (p 280). He thus holds that much emotional processing is unconscious, and that when it becomes conscious it is because emotional information is entered into a working memory system. However, LeDoux (1996) concedes that...

the prominent french psychoanalyst, jacques marie émile lacanand his theories describing the unconscious, has created a huge transformationin literary criticism. he uses freud’s concept of the unconscious andsaussure’s linguistics to explain the new framework of the concept of theunconscious. this paper is an attempt to apply the theories of lacan in thenarrator of the blind owl written by a co...

This chapter gives an overview of the projects facing a science of consciousness. Such a science must integrate third-person data about behavior and brain processes with first-person data about conscious experience. Empirical projects for integrating these data include those of contrasting conscious and unconscious processes, investigating the contents of consciousness, finding neural correlate...

Based on the literature human consciousness, we suggest that to demonstrate sentience in a system, one needs both conscious and unconscious processing system. Major theories of consciousness require existence processes. Contrasting effects processes have been successfully used studies begun being applied animal research as well.

This study examines the psychological symbolism in Keatsian poetry using analytical psychology. John Keats ‘Ode on a Grecian Urn’ is steeped psychological, symbolic, and perspectives, which are essential components of Jungian psychology/archetypal analysis. The current aims to scrutinize symbolic perspectives Keats’s poem understand depth psychic integration archetypes text. analyzes by deployi...