Consciousness: creeping up on the hard problem Gray, Jeffrey

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Gray, Jeffrey

Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2004Description: xiii, 341 pISBN:

9780198520900

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Summary: It Discusses how the conscious experience arises from the functioning of the human brain and explores how brain activity correlates with the conscious experience. The relationship between the human brain and Behaviour is also covered and includes color and halftone illustrations.

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Includes bibliographical references and index

It Discusses how the conscious experience arises from the functioning of the human brain and explores how brain activity correlates with the conscious experience. The relationship between the human brain and Behaviour is also covered and includes color and halftone illustrations.

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