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| Article discussing to what extent studying the human brain can help us understand the complex capacities of the nervous system such as perceiving, learning and remembering, planning, deciding, performing actions, and the ability to be awake, fall asleep, dream, pay attention, and be aware. | |
| Collection of full text chapters and articles examining various aspects of cognitive science. Includes material on language development, modularity, connectionism, creativity, perception, memory, consciousness, unconsciousness, sociopathy and artificial intelligence. | ||
| ASSC promotes research within cognitive science, neuroscience, philosophy and other relevant disciplines in the sciences and humanities, directed toward understanding the nature, function, and underlying mechanisms of consciousness. | ||
| Archive of articles relating to sleep, with topics including ageing, biological rhythm, dreaming, neurophysiology, physiology, and sleep disorders. | ||
| Dictionary of terms, names and concepts which reflect current approaches to the philosophy of mind. Submissions are encouraged, and all entries are subject to blind review. | ||
| Considers the study of consciousness in relation to cognitive science, neurophysiology and philosophy. Features background information on the interdisciplinary nature of the journal and full text articles on topics such as the self, subjectivity and awareness. Contents and abstracts of each issue are available. | ||
| Aims to bring together philosophers from the Scottish Universities and beyond to allow concerted and collective progress to be made on one of the central problems in the philosophy of mind the problem of explaining the place of conscious psychological life within the natural world. | ||
| Essay discussing the mind body problem and the scientific challenge of seeking the physical foundations of conscious existence. | ||
| Article supporting the validity of the concept of consciousness in folk psychology and its importance in cognitive theory. | ||
| Extensive set of material about Carl Jung, Jungian psychology and related fields. Articles, papers, book and film reviews, Jungian directories, course listings and other announcements are available. | ||
| Essays on issues relating to the nature of consciousness, including neuro physiology, quantum physics and neural networks. | ||
| Essay modified from the catalogue of an American Psychological Association exhibition. Discusses mind body dualism, experimental psychology and psychology in the US. | ||
| A directory of over 190 online papers on consciousness and closely related topics. | ||
| Bibliography of recent works in the philosophy of mind, philosophy of cognitive science, and philosophy of artificial intelligence. | ||
| Publication examining the interrelationships between mental processes or cognition and overt human behaviour, and between mind and body. Articles strive to highlight the interdisciplinary nature of philosophy, psychology and sociology. Abstracts for all back issues are available online. | ||
| Refereed electronic journal dedicated to supporting the interdisciplinary exploration of the nature of consciousness and its relation to the brain. Psyche publishes material from the disciplines of cognitive science, philosophy, psychology, physics, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. Interdisciplinary discussions are particularly encouraged. | ||
| Brief review of 20 years of proposals on the functions of consciousness, followed by an attempt to place conscious processes within the usual flow of human information processing. | ||
| Article on the study of quantum physics and how it relates to human consciousness. | ||
| Bibliographic information and short extracts from over 350 books, dissertations and journals on the topic of entheogens psychoactive plants and chemicals used in a religious context. Excerpts are chosen to present a diversity of ideas and commentaries about entheogens. Includes a title and author index, and a subject index which allows searching of the full text of all entries. | ||
| Discusses the definition of consciousness and the relation of consciousness to the brain, and attempts to define the features that an empirical theory of human awareness should try to explain. | ||
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