The question of how to theorize the relationship between consciousness and social transformation racism remains vexed. Most critical theories agree that some form is necessary for life, but disagree about whether this change sufficient. Furthermore, they content at level cognitive beliefs, active ignorance, or ideology. In article, I describe most accounts as relying upon what call awareness co...

The intuition as distinct from rational thinking has been the subject of investigation for a very long time. The domesticated animals as well as wild animals also have been shown to display some or the other form of intuition. Though mechanisms have been defined for the rational thinking, the mechanisms for intuition are not as clear. We propose that wormholes between the consciousness of the l...

Understanding consciousness and implementing it in manmade machines has interested researchers for a long time. Despite the amount of research efforts, the measurable development in this field is very small. Among various technical, philosophical and ethical reasons, the primary reason is the difficulty in understanding consciousness. Most researchers assume that consciousness is a meta-physica...

When and where did consciousness emerge in the course of evolution? Did it happen as recently as the past million years, for example concomitant with language or tool making in humans or primates? Or did consciousness arrive somewhat earlier, with the advent of mammalian neocortex 200 million years ago (Eccles, 1992)? At the other extreme, is primitive consciousness a property of even simple un...

The ego is “in between” the consciousness and the unconscious and partakes of both. Consciousness can be expanded or constricted. But “consciousness constitutes only a very small part of the total psyche” Consciousness is orientated towards outward reality. Jung writes, “By the ego I understand a complex of representations which constitutes the centre of my field of consciousness and appears to...

Stream of Consciousness is a detailed and insightful analysis of the nature of phenomenal consciousness, especially its unity at a time and continuity over stretches of time. I find Dainton's approach to phenomenal consciousness in many ways sound but I also point out one major source of disgreement between us. Dainton believes that to explain phenomenal unity and continuity, no reference to an...

background several lines of evidence suggest that early sensory stimulation and regular family visiting programs are potential nursing interventions to improve the outcomes of head injured comatose patients. however, little is known about the impacts of family involvement in providing sensory stimulation. objectives to determine the effects of a sensory stimulation program conducted by nurses a...

Colin McGinn has argued that consciousness is a nonspatial phenomenon. McGinn’s arguments for the nonspatiality of consciousness are presented and then criticized. It is concluded that consciousness may be as spatial as electric charge and different kinds of abilities.