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Theoretical or philosophical paper
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Key points
The available text indicates that Wiese's book surveys philosophical and empirical issues concerning the unified nature of consciousness, but it does not state a specific thesis, argument, or empirical finding beyond that broad scope.
Abstract
In Experienced Wholeness, Wanja Wiese tackles philosophical and empirical issues surrounding the “unified” nature of consciousness. He first provides an exhaustive summary of the positions which on...
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