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Jakub Jonkisz

3 papers in the library · 46 citations · publishing 2015-2017

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Four-Dimensional Graded Consciousness

Frontiers in Psychology March 21, 2017 Jakub Jonkisz, Michał Wierzchoń, Marek Binder 32 citations

Both the multidimensional phenomenon and the polysemous notion of consciousness continue to prove resistant to consistent measurement and unambiguous definition. This is hardly surprising, given that there is no agreement even as regards the most fundamental issues they involve. One of the basic disagreements present in the continuing debate about consciousness pertains to its gradational...

Subjectivity: A Case of Biological Individuation and an Adaptive Response to Informational Overflow.

Frontiers in Psychology August 9, 2016 Jakub Jonkisz

The article presents a perspective on the scientific explanation of the subjectivity of conscious experience. It proposes plausible answers for two empirically valid questions: the 'how' question concerning the developmental mechanisms of subjectivity, and the 'why' question concerning its function. Biological individuation, which is acquired in several different stages, serves as a provisional...

Consciousness: individuated information in action.

Frontiers in Psychology July 29, 2015 Jakub Jonkisz 14 citations

Within theoretical and empirical enquiries, many different meanings associated with consciousness have appeared, leaving the term itself quite vague. This makes formulating an abstract and unifying version of the concept of consciousness - the main aim of this article -into an urgent theoretical imperative. It is argued that consciousness, characterized as dually accessible (cognized from the...