2024
DOI: 10.32388/sv6z7v.3
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The Study of Consciousness Is Mired in Complexities and Difficulties: Can They Be Resolved?

Jonathan Nash

Abstract: This paper explores several etymological, semantic, sociolinguistic, and methodological issues that have, in my opinion, impeded the progress of consciousness research and discourse; and I offer some suggestions that are hopefully worthy of consideration and further discussion. I review the historical and extant conflation of terms in the literature; a plethora of published definitions and types of consciousness; and I call for greater “semantic lucidity”. I critique the rationale underpinning the search for … Show more

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