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Publisher: Springer

Place: Berlin

Year: 2013

Pages: 243-258

Series: Springer Series in Cognitive and Neural Systems

ISBN (Hardback): 9789400776449

Full citation:

, "Solving the mind-body problem", in: Solving the mind-body problem by the CODAM neural model of consciousness?, Berlin, Springer, 2013

Abstract

The mind is composed of mental fragments – sensations, feelings, thoughts, imaginations, all flowing now in an ordered sequence, now in a chaotic fashion. There are also non-conscious components involved in early brain processing of stimuli (as in lower level processing in vision, such as in V1) or in emotions not yet in consciousness (as discussed in  Chap. 14). On the other hand the body is constructed to obey the underlying laws of physics, and its components obey the well-enumerated laws of physiology. It is these characteristic differences – between mind and body – that leads to the Mind-Body problem.

Publication details

Publisher: Springer

Place: Berlin

Year: 2013

Pages: 243-258

Series: Springer Series in Cognitive and Neural Systems

ISBN (Hardback): 9789400776449

Full citation:

, "Solving the mind-body problem", in: Solving the mind-body problem by the CODAM neural model of consciousness?, Berlin, Springer, 2013