A Cognitive Theory of Consciousness
Book
Domain Context
Life and Biology
Citation
Bernard J. Baars. (1988). A Cognitive Theory of Consciousness. Cambridge University Press.
Why this reference is included
Baars’ A Cognitive Theory of Consciousness (1988), published by Cambridge University Press, sits in the program’s reference corpus as a standing technical source. Cited across Book VII (Categorical Metaphysics), Part 9, Chapter Consciousness as Global Section; Book VII (Categorical Metaphysics), Part 9, Chapter The Phenomenal Self-Model: Metzinger Comparison — the central framing is “Relation to Leading Research Programmes The global-section account is compatible with, and clarifies, several major research programmes: Global Workspace Theory”.
Cited in
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Book VII — Categorical Metaphysics Part 9Chapter Consciousness as Global Section
Relation to Leading Research Programmes The global-section account is compatible with, and clarifies, several major research programmes: Global Workspace Theory
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Book VII — Categorical Metaphysics Part 9Chapter The Phenomenal Self-Model: Metzinger Comparison
IIT and Global Workspace Two prominent neuroscience-oriented theories of consciousness can be positioned relative to the categorical account: Global workspace theory (Baars , Dehaene ): conscious states are those that are globally broadcast, available to multiple cognitive subsystems