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Back to Square One: The Bodily Roots of Conscious Experiences in Early Life

2021-03-01

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<p>Most theoretical and empirical discussions about the nature of consciousness are typically couched in a way that endorses a tacit adult-centric and vision-based perspective. This paper defends the idea that consciousness science may be put on a fruitful track for its next phase by examining the nature of subjective experiences through a bottom-up developmental lens. We draw attention to the intrinsic link betwe...

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7746e01f-70b2-5ccb-b50f-27b7403634a1
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10.31234/osf.io/zspm2
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