Neuroscience of consciousness: cognition, physics and philosophy of decoding the human brain

Neurociencia de la conciencia: cognición, física y filosofía de la descodificación del cerebro humano

dc.creatorMaciejewicz, Berenika
dc.date2023-03-15T22:06:10Z
dc.date2023-03-15T22:06:10Z
dc.date2022
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dc.identifierMaciejewicz, B. (2022). Neuroscience of consciousness: cognition, physics and philosophy of decoding the human brain. Journal of Applied Cognitive Neuroscience, 3(2), e00274600. https://doi.org/10.17981/JACN.3.2.2022.02
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dc.identifier10.17981/JACN.3.2.2022.02
dc.identifier2745-0031
dc.identifierCorporación Universidad de la Costa
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dc.descriptionThe biophysical roots of consciousness have been the subject of an ongoing debate for centuries. In order to understand the data, create novel experimental methodologies, and increase our ability to investigate this phenomenon of interest, the proposed theories must lead to empirical, repeatable, and testifiable studies. Contemporary theories of consciousness often do not relate to one another, and none of them has been distinguished as complete or proven empirically so far. The aim of this study is an investigation into some of the possible approaches that could merge neuronal brain activity with the laws of physics and some philosophical principles that may be associated with the emergence of consciousness in the first place. As a result, the relationship between consciousness and attention, working memory, access consciousness and phenomenal consciousness is evaluated. The contrast between conscious and unconscious perception, perceived visual inputs and subliminal ones is investigated to facilitate a discussion about the neural correlates of self-awareness. Consciousness as a global broadcast of information to integrated brain modules is being considered, as well as viewing a brain as a parallel information processor linked to attention inputs. Relationship between consciousness and attention is explored, as well as attention without consciousness and vice versa. Implications and shortcomings of the proposed approaches based on brain science, philosophy and quantum physics are also covered to shed some more light on this ever present experience of being conscious that everyone seems to self-witness but no one manages to adequately explain.
dc.descriptionLas raíces biofísicas de la conciencia han sido objeto de un continuo debate durante siglos. Para entender los datos, crear nuevas metodologías experimentales y aumentar nuestra capacidad de investigar este fenómeno de interés, las teorías propuestas deben conducir a estudios empíricos, repetibles y comprobables. Las teorías contemporáneas de la conciencia a menudo no se relacionan entre sí, y ninguna de ellas se ha distinguido como completa o probada empíricamente hasta ahora. El objetivo de este estudio es una investigación sobre algunos de los posibles enfoques que podrían fusionar la actividad cerebral neuronal con las leyes de la física y algunos principios filosóficos que pueden estar asociados con la aparición de la conciencia en primer lugar. Como resultado, se evalúa la relación entre la conciencia y la atención, la memoria operativa, la conciencia de acceso y la conciencia fenoménica. Se investiga el contraste entre la percepción consciente e inconsciente, las entradas visuales percibidas y las subliminales para facilitar una discusión sobre los correlatos neurales de la autoconciencia. Se considera la conciencia como una emisión global de información a los módulos cerebrales integrados, así como la visión del cerebro como un procesador de información paralelo vinculado a las entradas de atención. Se explora la relación entre conciencia y atención, así como la atención sin conciencia y viceversa. También se abordan las implicaciones y deficiencias de los enfoques propuestos basados en la ciencia del cerebro, la filosofía y la física cuántica para arrojar algo más luz sobre esta experiencia siempre presente de ser consciente que todo el mundo parece auto presenciar, pero que nadie consigue explicar adecuadamente.
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dc.publisherCorporación Universidad de la Costa
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dc.subjectNeuroscience of consciousness
dc.subjectSelf-awareness
dc.subjectConscious awareness
dc.subjectConsciousness
dc.subjectCognition
dc.subjectNeurociencia de la consciencia
dc.subjectAutoconsciencia
dc.subjectConsciencia consciente
dc.subjectConsciencia
dc.subjectCognición
dc.titleNeuroscience of consciousness: cognition, physics and philosophy of decoding the human brain
dc.titleNeurociencia de la conciencia: cognición, física y filosofía de la descodificación del cerebro humano
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