Dear member of this list,
Science & Consciousness Review (
http://psych.pomona.edu/scr/ ) has released
new articles and reviews:
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NEWS ARTICLE:
Free consciousness articles
- And how to find them on the web
Did you know? The Web has an abundance of freely available consciousness
articles. Scientific articles on anaesthesia, visual attention, and
blindsight, just to mention a few. All this is available through many
different websites and services. Some websites offer documents uploaded by
the authors themselves, other sites are regular science journals that offer
free articles older than 1-2 years. Here is a brief tour guide through some
of the best places.
Full article:
http://psych.pomona.edu/scr/LN_Oct02_FreeScienceOnline.htm
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NEWS IN BRIEF
- New Issue: Visual cognition
- New articles from Psyche
- ASSC-7 -- Call for papers
- Integrating emotion and cognition in formal models
- Brain activity and the perception of Rubin's vase-face illusion
- Volition to action -- an event- related fMRI study
- Pain in the persistent vegetative state
- Biology vs. the blank slate
- Destined for distinguished oblivion
- Neural correlates for feeling-of-knowing
- Orbitofrontal cortex and memory formation
- Reflective self-awareness and conscious states
Full access at
http://psych.pomona.edu/scr/more_news.html
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ARCHIVES
Previous issues of Science & Consciousness Review can be found at
http://psych.pomona.edu/scr/archive.html We have now issues from April to
September, including all articles, reviews and news in brief.
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CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS
Please send your contributions to us. Summaries of published scientific
articles, 200 words or more, in easy to read language.
Authors are encouraged to send the first 500 words of their published
articles, rewritten in teaching style. You keep the copyright. Manuscripts
may be lightly edited.
See Instructions for authors:
http://psych.pomona.edu/scr/author_instructions.html
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ABOUT SCIENCE & CONSCIOUSNESS REVIEW
SCR is a community-building effort. Many scientific communities study how
the human brain makes possible perception, memory, and even attention. But
for historical reasons, we have no scientific community for exploring
consciousness --- including our own experiences of the world, of each other
and of ourselves. It is probably the most important neglected topic in
science.
Students and scientists all over the world are vitally interested. Hardly a
week goes by without another major article in headline journals like Science
and Nature. The flow of evidence has increased enormously. But so far we
have few institutional resources for teaching, learning, and sharing this
information.
In the last decade we have seen new, high quality journals, professional
societies, and regular meetings. They are vitally important.
But many people feel that we need an international forum to build a sense of
shared community.
SCR is an effort in that direction.
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Best wishes,
Thomas Zoëga Ramsøy
Managing Editor