Titlebook: Consciousness as a Scientific Concept; A Philosophy of Scie Elizabeth Irvine Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Consc

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Dissociations and Consciousness,s that dissociation methods typically generate a virtuous circle of experimentation, interpretation, and the generation of further research questions. This circle is missing from consciousness science. This provides the first strong hint that consciousness science is methodologically suspect.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-22278-0ual systems. Alternative measures that combine aspects of subjective reports and Signal Detection Theory, based on confidence ratings, are considered and also argued to be problematic as measures of consciousness.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-22278-0consciousness, it is argued that they fail to do so. The suggestion of matching objective and subjective measures of consciousness to phenomenal and access consciousness are also rejected. This points to a significant methodological problem in identifying measures of consciousness, developed further in the next chapter.

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The March 1990 Elections in Ukraine,l, or converge in a predictable way around the cognitive and sensory processes that measures of consciousness really assess. Instead of assuming, as is often the case, that different measures reflect different types or aspects of consciousness, it is questioned whether there is reason to think that they are related to a common phenomenon at all.

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The Scientific Study of Consciousness,he book are introduced. These include explorations of ways to dissociate phenomena, integrate measures, demarcate mechanisms, and propose and test cross-level identity claims. The idea of scientific eliminativism is introduced, and the arguments used to support this position in the rest of the book are briefly outlined.

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Subjective Measures of Consciousness,ual systems. Alternative measures that combine aspects of subjective reports and Signal Detection Theory, based on confidence ratings, are considered and also argued to be problematic as measures of consciousness.

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Measures of Consciousness and the Method of Qualitative Differences,consciousness, it is argued that they fail to do so. The suggestion of matching objective and subjective measures of consciousness to phenomenal and access consciousness are also rejected. This points to a significant methodological problem in identifying measures of consciousness, developed further in the next chapter.