Co-evolution of human consciousness and language (revisited).
Journal of Integrative Neuroscience June 2014 Michael A Arbib
This article discusses the view that human consciousness may share aspects of "animal awareness" with other species, but has its unique form because humans possess language. Two ingredients of a theory of the evolution of human consciousness are offered: the view that a précis of intended activity is necessarily formed in the brain of a human that communicates in a human way; and the notion...
DOI: 10.1142/s021963521440007x (opens in new tab)
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Human consciousness
Blind sight
Co-evolutionary process
Language
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