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Tucson 3: Towards a Science of Consciousness (1999)

	Conscious and Anomalous Nonconscious Emotional Processes: A Reversal of the Arrow of Time? Dick J. Bierman and Dean Radin If Qualia Evolved . . . A. G. Cairns-Smith Ephemeral Levels of Mental Organization: Darwinian Competitions as a Basis for Consciousness William H. Calvin II. Color Introduction David J. Chalmers IV. Vision and Consciousness -- Introduction David J. Chalmers I. The Explanatory GapIntroduction David J. Chalmers Intersubjectivity: Exploring Consciousness from the Second-Person Perspective Christian de Quincey Supporting the "Grand Illusion" of Direct Perception: Implicit Learning in Eye-Movement Control Frank H. Durgin From Grasping to Language: Mirror Neurons and the Origin of Social Communication Vittorio Gallese Flagging the Present Moment with Qualia Richard L. Gregory The Interface in a Mixed Quantum/Classical Model of Brain Function Scott Hagan and Masayuki Hirafuji VIII. The Timing of Conscious Experience -- Introduction Stuart R. Hameroff VI. Evolution and Function of Consciousness - Introduction Stuart R. Hameroff VII. Physical Reality and Consciousness -- Introduction Stuart R. Hameroff Color Quality and Color Structure C. Larry Hardin On the Intrinsic Nature of the Physical Nicholas Humphrey Transpersonal and Cognitive Psychologies of Consciousness: A Necessary and Reciprocal Dialogue Harry T. Hunt Exploring Actuality through Experiment and Experience Piet Hut V. Emotion Introduction Alfred Kaszniak Conscious Experience and Autonomic Response to Emotional Stimuli Following Frontal Lobe Damage Alfred W. Kaszniak, Sheryl Reminger, Steven Z. Rapcsak and Elizabeth L. Glisky IX. Phenomenology -- Introduction Alfred W. Kaszniak III. Neural Correlates -- Introduction Alfred Kaszniak Attending, Seeing and Knowing in Blindsight Robert W. Kentridge, Charles A. Heywood and Lawrence Weiskrantz Biogenetic Structural Theory and the Neurophenomenology of Consciousness Charles D. Laughlin Conceivability, Identity, and the Explanatory Gap Joseph Levine Selective Peripheral Fading: How Attention Leads to Loss of Visual Consciousness Lianggang Lou What Does Quantum Mechanics Imply about the Nature of the Universe? Shimon Malin The Visual Brain in Action A. David Milner and Melvyn A. Goodale Handaxes and Ice Age Carvings: Hard Evidence for the Evolution of Consciousness Steven Mithen Pseudonormal Vision and Color Qualia Martine Nida-Rümelin Of Color and Consciousness Stephen E. Palmer Laughing Rats? Playful Tickling Arouses High-Frequency Ultrasonic Chirping in Young Rodents. Jaak Panksepp and Jeffrey Burgdorf Toward a Cognitive Neuroscience of Consciousness Antti Revonsuo On the Intrinsic Nature of the Physical Gregg H. Rosenberg In Search of Immaculate Perception: Evidence from Motor Representations of Space Yves Rossetti First Steps toward a Theory of Mental Force: PET Imaging of Systematic Cerebral Changes after Psychological Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Jeffrey M. Schwartz Experiential Clarification of the Problem of Self Jonathan Shear Realistic Materialist Monism Galen Strawson Conceiving beyond Our Means: The Limits of Thought Experiments Robert Van Gulick Essential Dimensions of Consciousness: Objective, Subjective, and Intersubjective Frances Vaughan Neural Correlates of Hallucinogen-induced Altered States of Consciousness F. X. Vollenweider, Alex Gamma and Margreet F. I. Vollenweider-Scherpenhuyzen Training the Attention and Exploring consciousness in Tibetan Buddhism B. Alan Wallace At the Intersection of Emotion and Consciousness: Affective Neuroscience and Extended Reticular Thalamic Activating System (ERTAS) Theories of Consciousness Douglas F. Watt A Quantum Physics Model of the Timing of Conscious Experience Fred Alan Wolf Quantum Monadology Kunio Yasue Goethe and the Phenomenological Investigation of Consciousness Arthur Zajonc

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