Representational Structures in Consciousness

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This essay tries to elucidate structural elements of consciousness by drawing on phenomenological descriptions of consciousness and employing representationalist models of consciousness. The aim is not to explain the genesis of self-awareness, but to outline different aspects of its structure.

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Manuel Bremer
University of Cologne (PhD)

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