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Revonsuo, A. (2009). Inner presence: Consciousness as a biological phenomenon. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press. Added by: Mark Grimshaw-Aagaard (04/03/2020, 08:25) |
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| Resource type: Book ID no. (ISBN etc.): 978-0-262-51341-8 BibTeX citation key: Revonsuo2009 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: Presence Creators: Revonsuo Publisher: MIT Press (Cambridge, Massachusetts) |
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Absolutely no mention of the role of hearing or sound . . . It's as if humans did not possess the auditory modality.
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p.111
Re VR systems: "Full immersion or presence is the you-are-there experience [...] The "sense of presence" seems to be just another way to capture the fact that a perceptual object or scene ceases to be a representation of the real thing and becomes a fully transparent surrogate of it."
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Keywords: Presence Immersion Virtual reality |
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p.112
"for a VR system to produce "full immersion" is for it to modulate the phenomenal level in a way that produces a fully convincing "self-in-the-world" experience. Satisfaction of these requirements, or creating full immersion, reveals how much and what kind of information must be fed into the brain through the sensory systems to create a flawless, gapless world simulation at the phenomenal level. The most important modalities for immersion are vision, movement, and touch, and their coherent interplay."
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Keywords: Presence Immersion Virtual reality |
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p.126
"To be conscious is to have the sense of presence in a world. The most central concept of the world-simulation metaphor of consciousness is undoubtedly that of presence or virtual presence. To have contents of consciousness is to have patterns of phenomenal experience present."
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Keywords: Presence Consciousness |
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p.126
"the notion of presence treats phenomenality as the mark of the mental, and the pure existence of patterns of phenomenal feaures constitutes their presence. Phenomenality as bare presence is nonrelational and self-contained rather than relational and object-directed."
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Keywords: Consciousness Presence |
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p.129
"The phenomenal level [...] simulates external reality by going into organized experiential states, providing the brain with virtual presence in the world through the simulated environment in which this presence seems to take place."
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Keywords: Presence Environment |
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p.129
"In the philosophy of presence, consciousness is an organized whole of transparent surrogates or virtual objects that are immediately present for us in the here-and-now of subjective experience. The organized system of transparent surrogates is what constitutes inner presence. Individual virtual objects are parts of our being; we are not externally related to virtual objects, but, rather, our subjectivity is constituted by them."
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Keywords: Presence |