… vista of cognitive neuroscience. One popular topic is the relationship of ‘the mind’ as we
experience it and ‘the brain’ as we observe it: ie the historic topic of consciousness and its brain …

… the mysteries of the complex set of brain functions we continue to call consciousness. These
recent advances in classifying states of impaired consciousness also take into account the …

… In this introduction, we set the grounds for subsequent papers by first clarifying what we
think should be the aim of a cognitive neuroscience approach to consciousness. We isolate …

… The exercise is an example of how neuroscience will move … consciousness, and hence
depict a notion of consciousness that may go against our deepest conviction: “My consciousness …

… Global workspace (GW) theory emerged from the cognitive architecture tradition in
cognitive science. Newell and co-workers were the first to show the utility of a GW or “blackboard” …

… Sleep and the basis of conscious experience A cognitive neuroscience of conscious
experience is gradually emerging from the three sources that we review in this section. When …

… apart from the mainstream of science. However, recent … , neuroscience, cognitive science,
and computational science, give us hope that consciousness will eventually be related to brain …

… psychology, however, has been the assumption that the nature of the mind (or … cognitive
neuroscience is that we will also be able to determine the neural conditions that lead to the mind…

… We believe that this highly specified definition serves both folk psychology and cognitive
neuroscience equally well. It captures what most people mean when they talk about dreams …

… The nature of working memory can be understood using concepts derived from cognitive
neuroscience. Working memory is a three-dimensional space filled with neurons that can …