The Routledge Handbook of Consciousness

Index

objectual unity 323
O’Brien, J.P. 200
O’Callaghan, Casey 322, 323, 324, 329
occasionalism 34n3
Olson, Eric 16–17
only-one view 371
ontological subjectivity 189
ontology of consciousness 155–7
Open Presence 439
Opie, G.J. 200
O’Regan, J. K. 204, 206–7
Orlandi, Nico 212
Orwellian streams of consciousness 152–3
O’Shaughnessy, B. 293, 295n5
Overflow 253–4
Owen, A. M. 355, 452, 453

P300b response 357
pain 42, 43, 210; animal consciousness 397–8
pain and suffering 457–8
Pali suttas 441–3
PANIC theory 108
panpsychism 69–71, 199
panpsychist Russellian Monism 71
PAP (principle of alternative possibilities) 345
parallel-distributed architectures 122
parallelism 53
parama 95
Pare, D. 127
Parfit, Derek 15
Parks, Kenneth 85
Partial Eliminativism 48
partially unified consciousness 374
passive paradigms, post-comatose disorders 356–7
patternism 19
PCC (Physical Causal Closure) 54
pehnomenal indeterminancy, dreams 423–4
Penfield, wilder 125, 413
Penrose, R. 65, 221–3, 227
Pepper, K. 244
perception 30, 32; sensorimotor approach 203–5
perceptual behavior 391
perceptual binding 372
perceptual distinctness 31
perceptual experiences versus FOKs 131–2
perceptualism, animal consciousness 394
perception, HOP (higher-order perception)
115–16
persistent vegetative state (PVS), 16–17, 449–52
personal identity 62; continuity of consciousness
view 13–16; embodied mind view 18;
immortality 19–21; Lockean view 11–13;
memory 338; physical approaches to 16–18
personhood 459–60
pervasion 93
Pessiglione, M. 165
Peterson, A. 454

PFC (prefrontal cortex) 117, 124

Phelan, M. 465, 469–71

phenomenal binding principle 294

phenomenal blindness 250

phenomenal character 3

phenomenal consciousness 3, 6, 25–6, 249, 379–80,

386, 451, 463; as adaptation 382–4; biological

evolution of consciousness 380–2; byproducts

384–6; mechanism questions 372

phenomenal contrast 264

phenomenal disembodiment 429

phenomenal hole 254

phenomenal intentionality 263–7

phenomenal properties 260

phenomenal qualities 3, 60

phenomenal self-acquaintance 117

phenomenal selfhood 428

phenomenal states 2–3, 236

phenomenal unity 367–9, 375

phenomenalism 451

phenomenally disembodied self 423

phenomenology 241, 267, 322; dreams, 421–2

phi, measuring 140–1

philosophical and scientific distinctions, end of life

ethical issues 450–2

philosophical psychopathology 337

philosophy of psychiatry 337, 346

photodiode 140

physical approaches to personal identity 16–18

Physical Causal Closure (PCC) 54

physical realism 66

physicalism 65 see also materialism

physics 217–18; emergentism 72–3

physics modeling programs 415

Pitt, D. 264–5

Pitts, W. 410, 412

Place, U. T. 41, 205

Plato 26, 28

pointing 133

pop up 166

Pöppel, E. 305

Posner cuing paradigm 166, 169–70

possession-conditions, demonstrative concepts 276

post-comatose disorders 351–62

posteriori 41

PPG (preproximal-intention group) 84

prefrontal cortex (PFC) 117, 124

preproximal-intention group (PPG) 84

presentational phenomenology 327–9

present-for-itself 197

primal sketches 163

primary memory 289–91

primary properties 409

Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia 34–5n5

principle of alternative possibilities (PAP) 345

principle of individuation (atman) 101

Principle of Simultaneous Awareness (PSA) 287