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APRIL 12-17, 2010 TUCSON ARIZONA Notes THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Center for <strong>CONSCIOUSNESS</strong> STUDIES
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TOWARD A SCIENCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS A
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3 WELCOME Welcome to the 2010 Tucso
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Olympus Corporation of America and
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7 PROGRAM OUTLINE TOWARD A SCIENCE
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Program Outline 9 THURSDAY April 15
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Program Outline 11 Evening 7:30 pm
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Program Outline 13 9:00 - 9:20 pm E
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Pre-Conference Workshops 15 9a Upda
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17 Tuesday, April 13, 2010 CONFEREN
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Program 19 C7 Hein Van Schie, Contr
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Program 21 C10 C11 C12 C13 Phenomen
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Program 23 Art & Media Installation
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Program 25 P4 Richard Blum, The Arc
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Program 27 P6 Augmentations of Cons
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Program 29 Friday, April 16 PL7 PL8
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Program 31 C20 C21 Michael Franklin
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Program 33 P8 Robert Mays, A Theory
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Program 35 P10 Ian O’Loughlin, Co
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Program 37 Herve Lambert, The Conte
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3.11 Cognitive development .. . . .
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1. Philosophy 41 conflict was prima
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1. Philosophy 43 and act. Conscious
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1. Philosophy 45 hood conscious min
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1. Philosophy 47 possess some kind
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1. Philosophy 49 undermine the robu
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1. Philosophy 51 21 Fine-Grained Su
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1. Philosophy 53 Thus, the ability
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1. Philosophy 55 the universe, are
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1. Philosophy 57 the examples, gene
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1. Philosophy 59 (VT), or logical t
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1. Philosophy 61 44 Kicking the Psy
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1. Philosophy 63 mistakes aside, ot
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1. Philosophy 65 consciousness in r
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1. Philosophy 67 1995). One need no
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1. Philosophy 69 positivism. But wh
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1. Philosophy 71 lating to, and thi
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1. Philosophy 73 and phenomenal-lev
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1. Philosophy 75 that consciousness
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1. Philosophy 77 as it stands, cann
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1. Philosophy 79 the CSP explanator
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1. Philosophy 81 potential to becom
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1. Philosophy 83 of thought and lan
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1. Philosophy 85 its properties, an
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1. Philosophy 87 well as it’s abi
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1. Philosophy 89 98 Varieties of Mu
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2. Neuroscience 91 this experience
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2. Neuroscience 93 systems. In fact
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2. Neuroscience 95 a gap junction-d
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2. Neuroscience 97 114 Baseline Bra
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2. Neuroscience 99 synapses of the
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2. Neuroscience 101 tion investigat
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2. Neuroscience 103 and lead to an
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2. Neuroscience 105 2.6 Blindsight
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2. Neuroscience 107 collaboration b
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2. Neuroscience 109 resent a potent
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2. Neuroscience 111 synchrony hypot
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2. Neuroscience 113 cesses on state
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2. Neuroscience 115 2.15 Specific b
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2. Neuroscience 117 is 3 times larg
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