Neural Co-variation of Consciousness: Dual-Aspect Monism
Ram L. Pandey Vimalvisibility
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I wish to comment on (Neisser, 2011)'s two proposals: (A) current neural 'correlates' of consciousness (NCC) research program should be replaced with the neural 'causes' of consciousness and (B) only the philosophy of science should be practiced and the philosophy of mind and metaphysics for consciousness research should be abandoned. These proposals seem untenable because of the following reasons: (1) Consciousness research is multi-disciplinary program.
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