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Ron Chrisley: Two problems for higher-order thought theories of consciousness
Robert Van Gulick: Higher-Order Models, Qualia, and Error: An Alternative HO Model
Johan Veldeman: Varieties of Phenomenal Externalism
Paul Reeve: Sensorimotor theories
of consciousness do not (dis)solve ´hard problems'
CS 1.2 The Neural Correlate of Consciousness
Jens Schwarzbach, Sandra Smeets, Roel Willems & Ole Jensen: Neuropsychophysics of visual masking with
fMRI and MEG
Mark Christensen, Kristoffer
Madsen, Rodney Cotterill, Torben Lund & Karam Sidaros: Premotor cortex
underlying human consciousness
Claire Sergent & Stanislas
Dehaene: All-or-none
bifurcation in conscious report and in associated EEG components
during the Attentional Blink
Mélanie
Boly, Marie-Elisabeth Faymonville, MD, Philippe Peigneux, Bernard
Lambermont,, Guy Del Fiore, Georges Franck,, André Luxen,
Maurice Lamy, Gustave Moonen, Pierre Maquet & Steven Laureys:
Noxious somatosensory processing in the
Minimally Conscious State
CS 1.3. Free will 1
Philipp Huebl: Consciousness
in Action Preparation
Tillmann Vierkant: Narrative Monitoring
and Voluntary Action
Hakwan Lau, Robert Rogers & Richard Passingham: Do
we have conscious control over the generation of spontaneous
actions?
Gilberto Gomes: Free will, conscious intentions and the brain
Philippe Peigneux , Arnaud
Destrebecqz , Steven Laureys, Pierre Maquet & Axel Cleeremans: Dissociation
of the Neural Correlates of Implicit and Explicit Sequence Learning
Robert Balas,
Michal Wierzchon & Axel Cleeremans: Effects of divided attention
on controlled and automatic influences of memory in artificial
grammar learning
Vinciane Gaillard, Arnaud
Destrebecqz & Axel Cleeremans: Ageing and the relationships
between consciousness and control
Elisabeth Norman & Mark
C. Price: Fringe
consciousness in implicit learning: Does personality make a difference?
