🐜 3. Phenomenal Interface Theory: A Model for Basal Consciousness : Andrew B. Barron and Colin Klein (2024)
: Damasio famously differentiates between "core consciousness" (the here and now) and "extended consciousness" (which requires memory, identity, and planning for the future). Consciousness (Extended)
: Published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 🐜 3
: They argue that phenomenal consciousness is not purely "in the head." Using predictive processing theory, they argue that consciousness is partially realized by cultural practices and the environment. 🔄 2. Antonio Damasio's Neurological Theory Source : Featured in The Feeling of What Happens : Published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal
Depending on your specific area of research, you are likely referring to one of the following academic works: 📚 Major Works on "Extended Consciousness" 🛡️ 1. Extended Consciousness and Predictive Processing : Michael D. Kirchhoff and Julian Kiverstein Source : Published as a comprehensive book/monograph
🐜 3. Phenomenal Interface Theory: A Model for Basal Consciousness : Andrew B. Barron and Colin Klein (2024)
: Damasio famously differentiates between "core consciousness" (the here and now) and "extended consciousness" (which requires memory, identity, and planning for the future).
: Published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B
: They argue that phenomenal consciousness is not purely "in the head." Using predictive processing theory, they argue that consciousness is partially realized by cultural practices and the environment. 🔄 2. Antonio Damasio's Neurological Theory Source : Featured in The Feeling of What Happens
Depending on your specific area of research, you are likely referring to one of the following academic works: 📚 Major Works on "Extended Consciousness" 🛡️ 1. Extended Consciousness and Predictive Processing : Michael D. Kirchhoff and Julian Kiverstein Source : Published as a comprehensive book/monograph
