Beginning with a prominent article by Crick and Koch in 1995 (Nature 375, 121–123),
cognitive neuroscience has witnessed an intensive debate about whether or not neural …

There is currently no consensus regarding what measures are most valid to demonstrate
perceptual processing without awareness. Likewise, whether conscious perception and …

When two sufficiently different stimuli are presented to each eye, perception alternates
between them. This binocular rivalry is conceived as a competition for representation in the …

When two sufficiently different stimuli are presented to each eye, perception alternates
between them. Known as binocular rivalry, it is an example where visual consciousness …

Dichotomous and asymmetrical relationships between masculine and feminine gender
categories are encoded and decoded variably by males and females in visual culture. This …

The topic of this work is an attempt to answer the question of whether attributing conscious
mental states to others consists of attributing phenomenal states to them. For many scholars …

Introduction: It is believed that people affected by schizophrenia, who have a long gap
between the onset of psychotic symptoms, and the start of treatment have worse outcomes …

This work offers a systematic analysis of the concept of psychoneural isomorphism. Roughly,
it means that between something “psychological” and something “neural” there is an …

According to the non-reductive physicalist, mental properties are not identical to physical
properties. In order to distinguish non-reductive physicalism from epiphenomenalism, the …

Michael Tye (2007) argues that phenomenal character cannot be an intrinsic microphysical
property of experiences (or be necessitated by intrinsic microphysical properties) because …