THE CONCEPT OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE APPROACHES OF DIFFERENT SCIENTISTS.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11238986Keywords:
Consciousness, perceptions, self-consciousness, analyses, definitions, Ability, to focus on, contemplation, awarenessAbstract
This article reflects the concept of consciousness in the approaches of different scientists in the history of philosophy. In this article, not only the concept of consciousness has been well analyzed but also revealed the notion of Consciousness in David Chalmers’s philosophy.
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