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consciousness

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Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Consciousness may refer to: The process of cognition , i.e. the focus of cognitive science . The opposite of unconsciousness , i.e. the opposite of a comatose state or coma. The process of awareness as in "I was not conscious of the wind blowing." Consciousness! ...

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. The state of being conscious or aware; awareness.

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES class consciousness (= being aware of what class people belong to ) ▪ There is a high level of class consciousness among the workers. class consciousness consciousness raising drifted in and out of consciousness ▪ He ...

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1630s, "internal knowledge," from conscious + -ness . Meaning "state of being aware" is from 1746.

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. an alert cognitive state in which you are aware of yourself and your situation; "he lost consciousness" [ant: unconsciousness ] having knowledge of; "he had no awareness of his mistakes"; "his sudden consciousness of the problem he faced"; "their intelligence ...

Usage examples of consciousness.

In here, his body motionless, his affinity expanding his consciousness through bitek processors and incorporated brains, his mentality was raised by an order of magnitude.

A, the U, the M, and the Silence -- are interpreted allegorically as referring to four planes, degrees, or modes of consciousness.

According to the principle of apperception, the new experience must organize itself with whatever thoughts and feelings are now occupying consciousness.

By connecting isolated things with mental groups already formed, and by assigning to the new its proper place among them, apperception not only increases the clearness and definiteness of ideas, but knits them more firmly to our consciousness.

One way that this archetypal association manifests itself in dreams is that there is a tendency for the quality of light in dreams to be metaphoric of the quality of waking consciousness that has already been brought to the main theme of the dream.

In this sense, the Mandala is an archetypal form generated by unconscious nature well prior to the evolution of human consciousness.

The Trickster is another archetype standing at the boundaries between consciousness and the unconscious.

The initial antinomy between the narrative of the author, which distorts the independent consciousness of the hero, and confession, which drowns the eternal and the universal in subjectivity, has been overcome.

For instance, Francis Crick and Christof Koch believe that consciousness depends crucially on some form of serial attentional mechanism that helps sets of the relevant neurons to fire in a coherent semioscillatory way, probably at a frequency in the 40-70 Hz range.

For those situations in which these measures prove inadequate, chemists have produced a stunning array of drugs to control the mind, such as those to enable people to relax, to become mentally aroused and alert, to sleep, to relieve anxiety, to overcome depression, to counteract attentional disorders, to improve the memory, and to experience euphoria, bliss, and even alleged mystical states of consciousness.

His forgetfulness, at first seemingly attributable to age, leads to a blurring of his awareness between consciousness and dreaming, between things that happened long ago and events as they unfold in the present.

We designate as organisms the elephant and the bacterian, only because we assume by analogy in those creatures the same conjunction of feeling and consciousness that we know to exist in ourselves.

Since he had regained consciousness, Baculum had been both lucid and passive, if completely uncooperative.

Allowing him consciousness and intentions, as we must, what object could he have either in exerting his creative power or in sending out portions of himself in new individuals, save the production of so many immortal personalities of will, knowledge, and love, to advance towards the perfection of holiness, wisdom, and blessedness, filling his mansions with his children?

As the blessed Father hath inspired me with the knowledge of him, and I am blessed with the consciousness of his immortal love, so he that believes and assimilates these truths as I proclaim them, he shall experience the same blessedness through my instruction.