

Richard Brown on higher order thought theories of consciousness
7 snips May 20, 2023
Richard Brown, philosopher at the City University of New York, explores higher order thought theories of consciousness, including animal consciousness, emotions, and well-being. They discuss perceptual reality monitoring, neural functioning, and blindsight, as well as different camps in consciousness theories. The debate between identity theory and functionalism is also covered. Various theories of consciousness, the relationship between science and ethics, and a comprehensive understanding of well-being are explored. The significance of phenomenal subjective consciousness and breaking disciplinary silos are discussed.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Exploring Higher Order Thought Theories of Consciousness
02:31 • 23min
Perceptual reality monitoring, neural functioning, and blindsight
25:45 • 4min
Higher Order States of Consciousness in Animals
29:54 • 24min
Exploring Different Camps and the Need for Open-mindedness in Consciousness Theories
54:02 • 2min
Identity Theory and Mental Causation
56:10 • 4min
Exploring Different Theories of Consciousness
01:00:14 • 29min
Science, Ethics, and Animal Consciousness
01:28:45 • 31min
A Comprehensive Understanding of Well-being
01:59:17 • 9min
The Importance of Phenomenal Subjective Consciousness and the Need for a Cognitive Neuroscience of Consciousness
02:08:34 • 7min
Breaking the Silos: Interdisciplinary Conferences
02:15:40 • 10min