PEUT-ON EXPÉRIMENTER SUR UN PROCESSUS AUSSI SUBJECTIF QUE LA CONSCIENCE ? Conscience, oui mais laquelle ? (Neurosciences 9) Après les neurones de la lecture et des nombres, après le voyage dans les terres cachées de l’inconscient cognitif, Stanislas Dehaene a abordé dans son cours 2010 au collège de France, le monde de l’accès à la conscience.
Il commence par cette citation de Julian Jaynes : « Un ermitage caché dans lequel nous pouvons nous livrer à loisir à l'étude du livre agité de ce que nous avons fait et de ce qui nous reste à faire. Un monde intérieur qui est plus moi-même que tout ce que je peux trouver dans un miroir. Cette conscience qui est l'essence de tous mes moi, qui est tout, sans être cependant quoi que ce soit, qu'est-elle donc ? » (1) Dès lors, comment procéder par expérimentation pour ce qui est par nature subjectif, pour ce qui n’est en première analyse que vécu par chacun d’entre nous ? Mais, au fait, de quelle conscience parle-t-on ? - De la conscience d’avoir accès à une information, de se rendre compte que l’on pense ceci ou cela ?
Is The Human Brain Hardwired for God? | Think Tank. What's the Big Idea? Our Lady of Lourdes appears 18 times to a miller's daughter collecting firewood in a small market town in France. A young woman leads an army through critical strategic victories in the 100 Years' War, claiming to be guided by divine insight.
In the very first hours of the 20th century, a student asks God to fill her with the holy spirit and begins to speak in tongues. Are these incidents case studies in undiagnosed mental illness, spiritual transcendence, or something nebulously in between? Watch our interiew with Dr. Andrew Newberg, a pioneer in the field of neurotheology: It's an interesting and elusive question for neuroscientists, with big implications on our understanding of consciousness. Particularly, religion. To measure the effects of trance states and ritual on the brain, he uses a technique called single photon emission computed tomography, in which subjects are injected with a chemical that emits gamma rays.
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