Toward a Science of Consciousness III: The Third Tucson Discussions and Debates

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MIT Press (1999)
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The first two conferences and books have become touchstones for the field. This volume presents a selection of invited papers from the third conference.

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A quantum physics model of the timing of conscious experience.Fred Alan Wolf
Color quality and structure.C. L. Hardin
Conscious experience and autonomic response to emotional stimuli following frontal lobe damage.Alfred W. Kaszniak, Sheryl L. Reminger, Steven Z. Rapcsak & Elizabeth L. Glisky
Neural correlates of hallucinogen-induced altered states of consciousness.Franz X. Vollenweider, Alex Gamma & Margreet Fi Vollenweider-Scherpenhuyzen
Pseudonormal vision and color qualia.Martine Nida-Rumelin
Quantum monadology.Kunio Yasue
Realistic Materialist Monism.Galen Strawson
Supporting the “Grand Illusion” of direct perception: Implicit learning in eye-movement control.Frank H. Durgin
A/t evolution and function of consciousness—va introduction.  (pages 3--245)Stuart R. Hameroff
A/tt physical reality and consciousness—V xx introduction.  (pages 3--309)Stuart R. Hameroff
A/ttt the timing of conscious experience—V xxj. Introduction.  (pages 3--341)Stuart Hameroff
Color—introduction.  (pages 3--49)David J. Chalmers
Emotion—introduction.  (pages 3--197)Alfred W. Kaszniak
First steps toward a theory of mental force: PET imaging of systematic cerebral changes after psychological treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder.  (pages 3--111)Jeffrey M. Schwartz
Handaxes and ice age carvings: hard evidence for the evolution of consciousness.  (pages 3--281)Steven Million
If Qualia Evolved..  (pages 3--271)A. G. Cairns-Smith
Martine Nida-Rumelin.  (pages 3--75)Pseudonormal Vision
Neural correlates—introduction.  (pages 3--85)Alfred W. Kaszniak
Phenomenology—introduction.  (pages 3--387)Alfred W. Kaszniak
Pseudonormal vision and color qualia.  (pages 3--75)Martine Nida-Riimelin
The Interface in a Mixed Quantum/Classical Model of Brain Function.  (pages 3--329)Scott Hagan & Masayuki Hirafuji
Vision and consciousness—introduction.  (pages 3--123)David J. Chalmers
What Does Quantum Mechanics Imply about the Nature of the Universe?  (pages 3--313)Shimon Malin
Conceiving beyond our means: The limits of thought experiments.  (pages 13)Robert van Gulick
At the intersection of emotion and consciousness: affective neuroscience and extended reticular thalamic activating system (ERTAS) theories of consciousness.  (pages 215--229)Douglas F. Watt
Laughing rats? Playful tickling arouses high frequency ultrasonic chirping in young rodents.  (pages 231--244)Jaak Panksepp & Jeffrey Burgdorf
Flagging the present moment with qualia.  (pages 259--269)Richard L. Gregory
Conscious and anomalous non-conscious emotional processes: A reversal of the arrow of time.  (pages 367--385)Dick J. Bierman & D. I. Radin
Exploring actuality through experiment and experience.  (pages 391--405)Piet Hut
Essential dimensions of consciousness: Objective, subjective, and intersubjective.  (pages 429--439)Frances Vaughan
Training the Attention and Exploring Consciousness in Tibetan Buddhism.  (pages 441--448)B. Alan Wallace
Transpersonal and cognitive psychologies of consciousness: A necessary and reciprocal dialogue.  (pages 449--58)H. Hunt
Biogenetic Structural Theory and the Neurophenomenology of Consciousness.  (pages 459--473)Charles D. Laughlin

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