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     • Since at least the time of Immanuel Kant (1781/7), this phenomenon has been called the unity of consciousness. More generally, it is consciousness not of A and, separately, of B and, separately, of C, but of A -and- B -and- C together, as the contents of a single conscious state.
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   What is unity in consciousness?

   • Unity is closely linked with the self-perspective, but it merits specific mention on its own as a key aspect of the organization of consciousness. Conscious systems and conscious mental states both involve many diverse forms of unity. Some are causal unities associated with the integration of action and control into a unified focus of agency.

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   Does human consciousness display a striking unity?

   • Human consciousness usually displays a striking unity. When one experiences a noise and, say, a pain, one is not conscious of the noise and then, separately, of the pain. One is conscious of the noise and pain together, as aspects of a single conscious experience.

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   Can a theory of consciousness be unified?

   • Further, the unity of consciousness may put strong constraints on a theory of consciousness. If consciousness is necessarily unified, then a correct theory of consciousness should at least be compatible with this unity, and we can hope that it will explain this unity.

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   Is there a unified consciousness of contents?

   • These disorders leave people with a massive cognitive impairment. Most theorists outside of philosophy and many within accept that there is a second form of conscious unity related to unified consciousness of contents, namely, unified consciousness of acts of experiencing.

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   Who argued the unity of consciousness?

   • Reid (1785), almost an exact contemporary of Kant’s, made extensive use of the unity of consciousness, among other things to run Descartes’ argument from unity to indivisibility the other way around. Brentano (1874) argued that all the conscious states of a person at a time will and perhaps must be unified with one another.

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   Is the unity of consciousness just unusually housed?

   • The cases just introduced contrast with situations in which we have just one instance of consciousness of some kind ranging over the usual phenomena or some of them, but where the unity, to dramatize a bit, appears to have shattered, not split or expanded or shrunk. In these cases, the unity of consciousness is not just unusually housed.

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   Mar 27, 2001 · The Unity of Consciousness. Human consciousness usually displays a striking unity. When one experiences a noise and, say, a pain, one is not conscious of the noise and then, separately, of the pain. One is conscious of the noise and pain together, as aspects of a single conscious experience.

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   (1) What is the unity of consciousness? What does it mean to say that different states of consciousness are unified with each other, or that they are part of a single encompassing state? The idea of unity is multifaceted, and has been understood in many different ways by different thinkers.

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   Oct 28, 2010 · What is the unity of consciousness? To what degree might consciousness be unified? And what implications might the unity of consciousness have for our conception of consciousness and the self? Drawing on philosophy, psychology and neuroscience, this book presents answers to these questions.

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   The unity of consciousness is our capacity to be conscious of a number of items all at once, in what could be called a single conscious act. Such unity is found in at least three places: consciousness of the world in general, consciousness of self in general, and paying focal attention to aspects of either. In all three,

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   Jun 18, 2004 · In each case the aim is to explain how organization and activity at the relevant neural level could underlie one or another major type or feature of consciousness. Global fields or transient synchronous assemblies could underlie the intentional unity of phenomenal consciousness.

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   There is some intuitive appeal to the idea that consciousness is unified, and to the idea that it must be unified. But as soon as the issue is raised, a number of questions immediately arise: (1) What is the unity of consciousness? (2) Is consciousness necessarily unified? (3) How can the unity of consciousness be explained?

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    What is the unity of consciousness? Timothy J. Bayne & David J. Chalmers. In Axel Cleeremans (ed.), The Unity of Consciousness: Binding, Integration, and Dissociation. Oxford University Press (2003) Copy BIBTEX. Abstract. At any given time, a subject has a multiplicity of conscious experiences.