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    due to our lack of understanding of consciousness and consequently our inability to understand another being’s subjective character experience. Nagel chooses a bat to articulate his thesis because it is close enough on the tree of genetic evolution that we do not automatically dismiss its similarities but functionally different enough to ensure that his point is clearly displayed. Nagel is not sure how to determine whether or not an animal has consciousness but he believes that most mammals do

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    takes action in integrating mindfulness into its set of cultural practices and norms; the more normative we make mindfulness (the art of examining life) the more likely we will see a cultural shift for the good of the youth. We will see a shift in consciousness flow like a river of positivity; this shift will be from looking for approval from one’s culture to looking for approval from oneself. This shift from seeking others approval to self-approval will obviously incorporate the idea of examining one’s

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    that we cannot have physical pain in a dream if we do not experience that pain at least once in our waking life. If Locke’s claim is true then that throws out Descartes premise that there is no way to distinguish waking from dreaming states of consciousness. This makes a lot of sense when you think about recurring dreams or very popular dreams among people. One which is that a person is falling and is jolted awake as they are about to hit the pavement. If Locke’s ideas are true then that means that

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    an individual can become independent. To become independent is the goal of many people in our society today. There are many factors that can lead to an individual becoming independent‚ some which are; the individual’s state of mind‚ degree of consciousness‚ self-confidence‚ self-responsibility‚ the individual’s character‚ environment‚ determination and hard work‚ religion. Just to name a few. These factors are going to be reviewed in the following paragraphs. Firstly‚ being independent requires

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    Vasile Elena-Cristina Twentieth-Century English Literature 2nd Year Seminar tutor: Andreea Paris Group: II Languages: English-German Psychoanalytical perspective of T.S. Eliot’s Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Psychoanalytic criticism originated in the work of Austrian psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud‚ who pioneered the technique of psychoanalysis. Freud developed a language that described‚ a model that explained

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    The interaction of mind and consciousness with the body‚ and whether they are separate or not has been the subject of much discussion and debate between philosophers since antiquity. This paper shall look at how dualists‚ materialists and idealists view the realm of mind and consciousness and how the realm of mind and consciousness relate to the physical body. Additionally‚ the concept of an independent mind that transcends physical functions of the body shall be discussed along with the author

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    environment. Structuralism brought forth the focusing on mental attributes and linking them through the process of association. Titchener believed that psychology’s goal was to "discover the nature of the elementary conscious experiences--to analyze consciousness into its component parts and thus determine its structure." (Schultz‚ 2004‚ p117). Much of this was done thought introspection. Functionalism‚ on the other hand‚ began as a result of Titchener’s Structural theory and greatly influenced American

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    History of Psychology Psychology 310 September 13‚ 2010 History of Psychology Psychology on the whole is the study of and nature of the mind and metal processes. Questions concerning these factors were initially thought and discussed by different ancient Greek philosophers.  Descartes’s was famous for his articulation of substance dualism at a time that was considered the era of revolutionary developments in the seventeenth century (p31). Descartes asserted that the only way to get to the

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    The view of interest here holds to the objection that personal identity is anything but ubiquitous‚ but rather the set of characteristics in question form a personality‚ which a person merely possesses as a holding‚ a constitutive of personal consciousness. On this view‚ a person can change their personality without having their identity annihilated in the strict sense implied by Hume‚ because one’s personality as well as the personality traits is constitutive of personal identity. Based on how this

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    the mental realm is not publicly observable‚ therefore‚ 5) You have privileged access to the contents of your own mind 2 Consciousness studies- What is Consciousness? I can taste you I can feel you I can see you I can smell you I can hear you. Do we have other senses? Proprioception – yes Arguably the most central and distinguishable aspect of consciousness is experience‚

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