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Get Free AccessThe mainstream science of consciousness offers a few predominate views of how the brain gives rise to awareness. Chief among these are the Higher Order Thought Theory, Global Neuronal Workspace Theory, Integrated Information Theory, and hybrids thereof. In parallel, rapid development in predictive processing approaches have begun to outline concrete mechanisms by which interoceptive inference shapes selfhood, affect, and exteroceptive perception. Here, we consider these new approaches in terms of what they might offer our empirical, phenomenological, and philosophical understanding of consciousness and its neurobiological roots.
Niia Nikolova, Peter Thestrup Waade, Karl Friston, Micah Allen (2021). What might interoceptive inference reveal about consciousness?. , DOI: https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/9vxdg.
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2021
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