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Thomas Metzinger

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
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  • Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
    Department of Philosophy
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Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Philosophy of Consciousness
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Epistemology
Asian Philosophy
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Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Philosophy of Biology
Normative Ethics
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Applied Ethics
Philosophy of Mind
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    Spiritualität und intellektuelle Redlichkeit
    . 2013.
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    Neural Correlates of Consciousness: Empirical and Conceptual Questions
    MIT Press. 2000.
    This book brings together an international group of neuroscientists and philosophers who are investigating how the content of subjective experience is...
    Neural Correlates of ConsciousnessThe Explanatory GapC. D. BroadConsciousness and Neuroscience, Foun…Read more
    Neural Correlates of ConsciousnessThe Explanatory GapC. D. BroadConsciousness and Neuroscience, Foundational IssuesNeurobiological Theories and Models of ConsciousnessConsciousness and Neuroscience, MiscNeural Correlates of Visual ConsciousnessBinocular RivalryVisual PathwaysScience of Visual Consciousness, MiscUnconscious PerceptionConsciousness and AnesthesiaEvolution of ConsciousnessSelf-Consciousness in Psychology
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    Faster than Thought
    In Conscious Experience, Ferdinand Schoningh. 1995.
    In this speculative paper I would like to show how important the integration of mental content is for a theory of phenomenal consciousness. I will draw the reader's attention to two manifestations of this problem which already play a role in the empirical sciences concerned with consciousness: The binding problem and the superposition problem. In doing so I hope to be able to leave the welltrodden paths of the debate over consciousness. My main concern is to gain a fresh access to the familiar t…Read more
    In this speculative paper I would like to show how important the integration of mental content is for a theory of phenomenal consciousness. I will draw the reader's attention to two manifestations of this problem which already play a role in the empirical sciences concerned with consciousness: The binding problem and the superposition problem. In doing so I hope to be able to leave the welltrodden paths of the debate over consciousness. My main concern is to gain a fresh access to the familiar theoretical difficulties associated with the concept of 'consciousness'.
    Homogeneity of ConsciousnessMeaning Holism
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    The Self-Model Theory of Subjectivity: A Brief Summary with Examples
    Humana Mente 4 (14): 1-28. 2010.
    First-Person ContentsSelf-Consciousness in ExperienceRepresentation in Cognitive ScienceFunctionalis…Read more
    First-Person ContentsSelf-Consciousness in ExperienceRepresentation in Cognitive ScienceFunctionalism and Self-Consciousness
  • Der Begriff einer Bewusstseinskultur
    E-Journal Philosophie der Psychologie 4. 2006.
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    Self models
    Scholarpedia. 2007.
    Self-Consciousness in ExperienceFunctionalism and Self-Consciousness
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