Sciousness

Its waters blend, and our individual consciousness ” or, as he prefers to call it sometimes, our "sciousness" ” is "steeped and dyed" in the waters of sciousness or thought that surround it. ❋ Goodman, Russell (2006)

1 Man is one level of intelli - not really exist, b u t are only a gence occupying space within vis - series of dots mirroring his con - ual scenarios created by higher or - sciousness which is beyond begin - ders of evolution. ❋ Czaragon (2009)

Human con-sciousness itself may be an epiphenomenon of extraordinary processing power. ❋ Unknown (2006)

She had no idea how long it had been going on before it finally intruded on her con-sciousness, but when it did, she laid her needlework aside and got up to see. ❋ King, Stephen (1997)

Keeping that thought firmly entrenched in sciousness, she smiled up at him. ❋ Lind, Judi (1996)

More often than not they remained mere thoughts, passing through con - sciousness like clouds momentarily obscuring the sunlight But the sun returned; it always did. ❋ Lustbader, Eric (1995)

As the goblin regained con - sciousness, hissing and cursing, the elf rolled him over onto his belly, dragged him forward, and lifted his head so that his right eye was directly over the dagger's point. ❋ Parkinson, Dan (1990)

Your con - sciousness is largely random-access memory, evoked from a file that does not exist in this host: your living body in Phaze. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1988)

Still the rumble increased until blackness overcame them and they lost con - sciousness. ❋ Moorcock, Michael, 1939- (1984)

His tensions slipped away and his con - sciousness followed. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1982)

Hulk was of rugged constitution, and first to regain con - sciousness, His eye cracked open in time to see the robots departing. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1981)

Stile felt his con - sciousness going; he could hold his breath for minutes, but the constriction was slowing his circulation of blood, now squeezing his neck so tightly that the deeply buried carotid artery was feeling it. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1980)

Then Elric rushed towards the thing, shouting the names which now had no meaning to his surface con - sciousness. ❋ Moorcock, Michael, 1939- (1977)

In effect, Sartre relates imagination to the “negating function of con - sciousness” which, in turn, he equates with man's es - ❋ MICHAEL MORAN (1968)

So Dilthey takes his main task to be the construction of a system - atic theory of philosophical outlooks (a Weltanschau - ungslehre) which will analyze the “metaphysical con - sciousness” and the way different philosophical out - looks arise from it, classifying them under their most frequent types. ❋ MICHAEL MORAN (1968)