Titlebook: Consciousness and Science Fiction; Damien Broderick Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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What Is It Like to Be a Conscious SF Writer?,A significant portion of science fiction attempts the impossible task of rendering vividly the consciousness not just of unusual, mutant or bioengineered humans, but also of enhanced animals from earthly stock and alien life forms ranging from swarms of quantum-scale intelligences to aware stars and entire galaxies.

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The First Century-Plus,The science fiction mode or genre did not truly arrive with a “sense of the possibilities of change,” especially driven by technology, until the seventeenth century nor “percolate into society at large” until the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

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,Minds On Fire…,Perhaps the first real advance into a science fiction of consciousness came in the 1990s, with brilliant and well-written stories and novels inflected by neuroscience findings from such innovative writers as Greg Egan, Nancy Kress, Jamil Nasir, and Joan Slonczewski.

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Consciousness and Science Fiction978-3-030-00599-3Series ISSN 2197-1188 Series E-ISSN 2197-1196

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Income Distribution and Labour Supplyreveals that this is a sort of delusion, as Daniel Dennett and Tor “User Illusion” Norretranders proposed independently at the end of the 1990s. But can a mind, which is the ostensible victim of illusions, itself be an illusion?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16784-5d? What if our minds are already riding on the backs of billions of tiny accomplices, akin to the co-evolved mitochondria that power our bodies? Alternatively, what if consciousness is a deeper reality than neurons and even atoms, planets and stars? What if our future bends toward a kind of transcendence? Or what if all that is a painful delusion?

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Waking Up Different,r physically human. That, and the switching of minds from one body to another, used to be a narrative nightmare of horror fiction. In today’s sf, it is often a poignant step into freedom and unexpected adventure.