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330. Scientific Approaches to Consciousness

How does the brain give rise to a conscious awareness of our surroundings? What is the relation of the body to the mind? Are animals conscious? This course approaches the recently emerging field of consciousness studies, which attempts to address questions like these and others, from a cognitive, neuroscientific, and philosophical perspective.

(Rolf Nelson)

Connections:
Conx 20061 Body and Mind

Grace Baron

Professor of Psychology

Michael Berg

Associate Professor of Psychology

Peony Fhagen-Smith

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Meg Kirkpatrick

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Linette G. Liebling

Visiting Instructor of Psychology

Kathleen Morgan

Associate Professor of Psychology; Williams Chair in Social Sciences (2005-2010)

Bianca Cody Murphy

Chair, Professor of Psychology

Rolf Nelson

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Nancy Olin

Visiting Instructor of Psychology

Derek Price

Associate Professor of Psychology

Jason E. Reiss

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Gail Sahar

Associate Professor of Psychology

Lee Thompson

Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology

Cooper R. Woodard

Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology

David Wulff

Chair, Professor of Psychology