Three propositions about conscious experience and their implications for theories of consciousness.
Consciousness and Cognition March 1, 2026 Peter A White
The aim of this paper is to make and defend three simple propositions about what can and cannot be conscious in the human brain and to elucidate their implications for research and theory on consciousness. The first proposition is that the fact that some information is conscious should be, but often is not, distinguished from the information itself. The second proposition is that, treating the...