Does unconscious perception really exist? Continuing the ASSC20 debate
Neuroscience of Consciousness September 6, 2017 Megan A. K. Peters, Robert W. Kentridge, I. Phillips et al.
The authors present a symposium discussion on whether unconscious perception truly exists, highlighting disagreement on definitions and empirical methods for determining unconscious states. They argue that the controversy hinges on what is meant by key terms and how to measure unconsciousness. The piece is organized into four distinct contributions to reflect the range of ideas and evidence on this topic, aiming to foster consensus among consciousness researchers.