Abstract：
:We propose a new approach to the neuroscience of consciousness, growing out of the 'enactive' viewpoint in cognitive science. This approach aims to map the neural substrates of consciousness at the level of large-scale, emergent and transient dynamical patterns of brain activity (rather than at the level of particular circuits or classes of neurons), and it suggests that the processes crucial for consciousness cut across the brain-body-world divisions, rather than being brain-bound neural events. Whereas standard approaches to the neural correlates of consciousness have assumed a one-way causal-explanatory relationship between internal neural representational systems and the contents of consciousness, our approach allows for theories and hypotheses about the two-way or reciprocal relationship between embodied conscious states and local neuronal activity.
journal_name
Trends Cogn Scijournal_title
Trends in cognitive sciencesauthors
Thompson E,Varela FJdoi
10.1016/s1364-6613(00)01750-2subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2001-10-01 00:00:00pages
418-425issue
10eissn
1364-6613issn
1879-307Xpii
S1364-6613(00)01750-2journal_volume
5pub_type
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