Block, N. (2007). Consciousness, function, and representation: Collected papers.

Consciousness, function, and representation: Collected papers

- Consciousness, function, and representation: Collected papers

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Has many different interpretations (no universal meaning). 

Consciousness

References about Consciousness

- Phenomenal consciousness
- Access consciousness
- Self-consciousness
- Monitoring consciousness

Interpretations of consciousness

In psychology, consciousness is defined as our awareness of both internal and external stimuli. This encompasses awareness of internal states, such as pain, hunger, thoughts, and emotions, as well as external environmental cues, like seeing sunlight, feeling warmth, or hearing a friend's voice.

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