The appearance of unity: A higher-order interpretation of the unity of consciousness
Proceedings of the Twenty-Third Annual Conference of The Cognitive Science Society (2001)
| Abstract | subjective appearance of unity, but respects unity can be adequately dealt with by the theory. I the actual and potential disunity of the brain will close by briefly considering some worries about processes that underwrite consciousness. eliminativism that often accompany discussions of unity and consciousness | |||||||||
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