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Costa Vakalopoulos: Answers to philosophical questions: a basis for premotor theory
Yann Coello & Orianne Iwanow: Modifying the visual aspect of the workspace influences similarly explicit and implicit distance perception
Amanda Lucero & Tatyana Glezerman: The Right Hemisphere and Autistic Talent: a special state of consciousness
Andrew Bailey: Multiple Realizability, Qualia and Natural Kinds
Voelker Voelzke, S. Krismann., M. Breukel,, V. Blasius, A. Braemer, W. Mandrella, L/ Wischnjak & W. Ischebeck : A comparision of two different methods of neglect therapy
Murray Shanahan & Bernard Baars: Applying Global Workspace Theory to the Frame Problem
Owen Holland & Magdalena Kogutowska: Robots, cognition, and consciousness
Thomas Schmidt: Demonstrating unconscious cognition: Three types of dissociation
Igor Aleksander: Axioms Against Zombies
Stan Franklin & Bernard Baars: The Cognitive Cycle Hypothesis: Exploring the Role of Consciousness in the Working Mind-Brain
Antonio Chella, Salvatore Gaglio, Marcello Frixione: The Conscious Robotic Hand Project
Hans Dooremalen: What is it Like to be a Gnat?
Ulrich Ansorge Top-down Contingencies
of Nonconscious Priming Revealed by
Dual-Task Interference
Michal Wierzchon: Effects of divided attention on acquisition and usage of implicit knowledge
Caroline Tomiczek, Darren Burke: Can abstract rules be learned unconsciously?
Sebastian Niklaus: The Contribution of Neurophilosophy
Mathilde Byskov Jakobsen: Self-directed Transcendental Arguments and the Unity of Consciousness
Ralph Hunt: Time Out of Mind
Ingrid Scharlau & Ulrich Ansorge: Intention-mediated control of attention by nonconscious information
R. Hans Phaf & Mark Rotteveel: How are affect and familiarity/novelty related?
Matthias Sturzenegger, Doris Eckstein & Walter Perrig: The mirror masking technique: A promising approach to suppress conscious perception of words
Robert Balas: Role of verbalization in implicit learning of artificial grammars
Bert Reynvoet, Filip Van Opstal & Tom Verguts: Unconscious primes are processed up to semantic levels but are sensitive to contextual elements
Muriel Vandenberghe & Axel Cleeremans: Sequence learning without awareness: New evidence from amnesic patients
Eddy J. Davelaar & Mary P. Feely: Activating semantic inhibition in the mental lexicon: the prime-retention effect
Arnaud Destrebecqz, Axel Cleeremans, Pierre Perruchet, Philippe Peigneux, Steven Laureys & Pierre Maquet: Automatic priming and conscious expectancy in a simple reaction time task.
Doris Eckstein & Walter J. Perrig: The time course of masked and unmasked homonyms in semantic priming
Philippe Vellozzo: Pure Phenomenal Concepts
Luis Jimenez, Joaquin M. Vaquero & Juan Lupiañez: Differential effects of changes in context and in sequence validity on implicit and explicit sequence learning.
Derek C. Dorris & Aidan P. Moran: The role of construct inaccessibility in the emergence of controlled processing: An empirical investigation into consciousness and mental control
Malgorzata Godlewska & Rafal Krzysztof Ohme: Implicit determinants of choice behavior
Joscha Bach: Towards an AI perspective on Consciousness
Haiyan Geng, Yunfeng Li, Silu Fan, Ying Zhu: Perception With and Without Awareness: an ERP study
Bernie Caessens, Wim Gevers & Bert Reynvoet: Masked priming with numbers and arrows: Semantic mediation of SR-links
Grega Repovs: The promises and limits of subliminal priming
P. Ruby, C. Schmidt, M.Hogge,
A.Dargembeau, F. Collette & E. Salmon: Conceptual perspective
taking in patients with frontotemporal dementia
