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=100  \\$aMartínez Velasco, Jesús
=245  \\$aEl problema de la conciencia$cMartínez Velasco, Jesús
=260  \\$bUniversidad de León: Servicio de Publicaciones$c1992
=520  3\$aConsciousness has traditionally been considered by philosophy  as  one of its main  objects  of  study.  It  was  conceived  as  something  that  could  not  been explained  in  biochemical,  biophysical or  anatomical  terms  alone.  The mental world had an autonomy of its  own and exercised control  over the  material  or cerebral world. But, little  by little,  the problem of consciousness loses the sense of mystery  it  has historically  had and it  is  studied  from the  point  of view of different disciplines  (psychology,  artificial  intelligence,  neuroscience,  evolution theory ,etc),  which are contributing to  its  clarification.  We analyse the extreme positions supported in relation to this subject matter and ranging from naturalism (with its different  kinds of materialism,  functionalism,  behaviourism.etc.)  and mentalism,  for  which the  mental  factor  appears  as the  subjective  dimension, individual and private consciousness,  irreducible to  its  mental structure.  But not only does the problem of consciousness result controversial, but, even more, if possible, the factor of self-consciousness as well, with the additional problems of introspection and reflection. In spite of this, neuroscientific researchers are trying to explain the vast system of interconnected cerebral  cells  which,  in the living creatures, seem to be responsible for the complex activities of conscious and selfconscious intelligence.
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=650  04$aConsciousness
=650  04$asubjectivity
=650  04$aprivacity
=650  04$acommunication
=650  04$aartificial intelligence
=650  04$aConsciencia
=650  04$asubjetividad
=650  04$acomunicación
=650  04$ainteligencia artificial
=655  \4$atext (article)
=773  0\$tContextos$x0212-6192$gNº 19-20,  1992,  pags. 233-262
=856  40$uhttp://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=97976
=995  \\$aBiblioteca Nacional de España