Thomas Natsoulas (natsoulas)

Contributions to Philosophie.ch

Bibliography

Natsoulas, Thomas. 1974. “The Subjective, Experiential Element in Perception.” Psychological Bulletin 81: 611–631.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1978. “Consciousness.” American Psychologist 33: 906–914.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1979. “The Unity of Consciousness.” Behaviorism 7: 45–63.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1981. “Basic Problems of Consciousness.” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 81(1): 132–178.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1982. “Conscious Perception and the Paradox of ‘Blind-Sight’.” in Aspects of Consciousness: Awareness and Self-Awareness, volume 3, edited by Geoffrey Underwood and Robert Stevens, pp. 79–110. New York: Academic Press.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1983a. “A Selective Review of Conceptions of Consciousness with Special Reference to Behavioristic Contributions.” Cognition and Brain Theory 6: 417–447.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1983b. “Concepts of Consciousness.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 4: 195–232.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1983c. “What are the Objects of Perceptual Consciousness?” American Journal of Psychology 96: 435–467.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1984a. “Personality and Consciousness: A Theoretical Essay.” Cognition and Brain Theory 7: 135–166.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1984b. “Concerning the unity of consciousness: I. Varieties of conscious unity.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 3: 281–303.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1986a. “Consciousness and Memory.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 7: 463–501.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1986b. “Concerning the unity of consciousness: II. William James on personal conscious unity.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 5: 21–30.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1987a. “Consciousness and Commissurotomy: 1. Spheres and Streams of Consciousness.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 8: 435–468.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1987b. “The six basic concepts of consciousness and William James’ stream of thought.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 6: 289–319.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1988a. “Consciousness and Commissurotomy: 2. Some Pertinencies for Intact Functioning.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 9: 515–548.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1988b. “Sympathy, empathy, and the stream of consciousness.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior 18: 169–195.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1990. “Is Consciousness What Psychologists Actually Examine?” American Journal of Psychology 105: 363–384.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1991a. “Consciousness and Commissurotomy: 3. Toward the Improvement of Alternative Conceptions.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 12: 1–32.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1991b. “Consciousness and Commissurotomy: 5. Concerning a Hypothesis of Normal Dual Consciousness.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 14: 179–202.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1991c. “Consciousness and Commissurotomy: 6. Evidence for Normal Dual Consciousness.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 16: 181–205.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1991d. “The Concept of Consciousness (1): The Interpersonal Meaning.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior 21: 63–89.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1991e. “The Concept of Consciousness (2): The Personal Meaning.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior 21: 339–367.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1992a. “The Stream of Consciousness: I. William James’s Pulses.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 12(1): 3–21, doi:10.2190/247K-7RDX-NLX8-ME.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1992b. “Are All Instances of Phenomenal Experience Conscious in the Sense of Their Being Objects of Inner (Second-Order) Consciousness?” American Journal of Psychology 105: 605–612.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1992c. “Consciousness and Commissurotomy: 4. Three Hypothesized Dimensions of Deconnected Left-Hemispheric Consciousness.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 13: 37–67.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1992d. “Intentionality, Consciousness, and Subjectivity.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 13: 281–308.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1992e. “The Concept of Consciousness (3): The Awareness Meaning.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior 22: 199–225.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1992f. “Toward an Improved Understanding of Sigmund Freud’s Conception of Consciousness.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 13: 171–192.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1992g. “Appendage Theory – Pro and Con.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 13: 371–396.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1993a. “The Stream of Consciousness: II. William James’s Specious Present.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 12(4): 367–385, doi:10.2190/1D0Y-MLAX-A1TV-L85U.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1993b. “The Stream of Consciousness: III. Adolf Grünbaum’s Nowness.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 13(1): 73–90, doi:10.2190/LQB0-C94B-6XM5-U9H.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1993c. “The Importance of Being Conscious.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 14: 317–340.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1993d. “What is Wrong with the Appendage Theory of Consciousness?” Philosophical Psychology 6: 137–154.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1993e. “An Introduction to Reflective Seeing I.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 14(3): 235–256.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1993f. “Consciousness(4): Varieties of Intrinsic Theory.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 14: 107–132.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1994a. “The Stream of Consciousness: IV. Adolf Grünbaum’s Atomicity.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 13(3): 229–247, doi:10.2190/DN21-QPWQ-11RV-ME3Q.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1994b. “The Stream of Consciousness: V. William James’s Change of View.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 13(4): 347–366, doi:10.2190/C90X-LKAQ-515W-DDN8.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1994c. “The Stream of Consciousness: VI. Relevancies from Imagination, Cognition and Personality.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 14(1): 59–77, doi:10.2190/29U6-LBFX-QD98-GGM.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1994d. “The Stream of Consciousness: VII. Further Relevancies from Imagination, Cognition and Personality.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 14(2): 131–149, doi:10.2190/B70D-FQCK-M2QJ-DQP.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1994e. “An Introduction to Reflective Seeing II.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 15(4): 351–374.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1994f. “On the Distinction between the Object and the Content of Consciousness.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 15: 239–264.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1994g. “The Concept of Consciousness (4): The Reflective Meaning.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior 24: 373–400.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1994h. “The Concept of Consciousness (5): The Unitive Meaning.” Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior 24: 401–424.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1995a. “A Rediscovery of Sigmund Freud.” Consciousness and Cognition 4(3): 300–322.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1995b. “The Stream of Consciousness: IX. James’s Ejective Consciousness (Second Part).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 15(2): 171–191, doi:10.2190/8DGD-LUBK-MRRQ-95U.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1995c. “The Stream of Consciousness: VIII. James’s Ejective Consciousness (Part I).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 14(4): 333–352, doi:10.2190/56FK-8WA4-9VBQ-4XVV.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1995d. “Consciousness(3) and Gibson’s Concept of Awareness.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 16: 305–328.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1996a. “The Stream of Consciousness: X. A Critique of James’s Appendage Theory of Consciousness (First Part).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 15(4): 365–384, doi:10.2190/CJ8Y-J8D7-1Q2X-GJP.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1996b. “The Stream of Consciousness: XI. A Critique of James’s Appendage Theory of Consciousness (Second Part).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 16(1): 63–82, doi:10.2190/KCUD-FDNM-RDYV-HB.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1996c. “The Stream of Consciousness: XII. Consciousness and Self-Awareness.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 16(2): 161–180, doi:10.2190/ERNY-JG2P-8D4U-35ML.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1996d. “The Stream of Consciousness: XIII. Bodily Self-Awareness and Aron Gurwitsch’s Margin.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 16(3): 281–300, doi:10.2190/E6AF-YB5H-FFM6-7J0F.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1997a. “Blindsight and Consciousness.” American Journal of Psychology 110: 1–33.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1997b. “The Stream of Consciousness: XIV. Two Contrasting Accounts of Pervasive Bodily Self-Awareness.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 17(1): 45–64, doi:10.2190/KB74-TK3F-MH78-5JF.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1997c. “Consciousness and Self-Awareness (Part I).” Journal of Mind and Behavior 18(1): 53–74.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1997d. “Consciousness and Self-Awareness (Part II).” Journal of Mind and Behavior 18(1): 75–94.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1997e. “The Stream of Consciousness: XV. James in Recent Context (1981–1986).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 17(2): 123–140, doi:10.2190/8W9P-TGV9-C0AM-M6C.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1997f. “Consciousness and Self-Awareness: Consciousness(1,2,3,4,5,6).” Journal of Mind and Behavior 18: 53–94.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1997g. “The Presence of Environmental Objects to Perceptual Consciousness: A Difference It Makes for Psychological Functioning.” American Journal of Psychology 110: 507–526.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1997h. “The Presence of Environmental Objects to Perceptual Consciousness: An Integrative, Ecological and Phenomenological Approach.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 18: 371–390.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1998a. “The Stream of Consciousness: XVI. James in Recent Context (1986–1991).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 17(3): 229–247, doi:10.2190/H38A-8Q10-6HRJ-AE3H.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1998b. “The Stream of Consciousness: XVII. James in Recent Context (1991–1996).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 17(4): 345–364, doi:10.2190/19BW-LLQC-NAQV-G.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1998c. “The Stream of Consciousness: XVIII. Introducing the State-Appropriative Acts.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 18(2): 133–152, doi:10.2190/XEGR-D9U9-7892-VQ7L.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1998d. “The Case for an Intrinsic Theory III. Intrinsic Inner Awareness and the Problem of Straightforward Objectification.” Journal of Mind and Behavior 19(1): 1–20.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1999a. “The Stream of Consciousness: XIX. James’s Concept of Appropriation.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 18(3): 221–240, doi:10.2190/M5H8-H2HA-CAGA-JT2G.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 1999b. “The Stream of Consciousness: XX. A Non-Egological Conception.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 19(1): 71–90, doi:10.2190/58KH-B08M-UM2W-XLAV.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2000. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXI. Blindsight and States of Consciousness.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 20(1): 71–95, doi:10.2190/8MVP-TMDD-LDKU-4E2N.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2001a. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXII. Apprehension and the Feeling Aspect.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 20(3): 275–295, doi:10.2190/2T0J-KJU0-XDKW-RPEQ.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2001b. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXIII. James Contra the Intellectualists (First Part).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 20(4): 383–403, doi:10.2190/ULCT-J1V4-Y8GB-9GB6.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2002a. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXIV. James Contra the Intellectualists (Second Part).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 21(3): 253–272, doi:10.2190/7H15-1JDP-V5X7-HXJN.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2002b. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXV. Awareness as Commentary (Part I).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 21(4): 347–366, doi:10.2190/YEWR-7TU1-V8QE-4WT5.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2002c. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXVI. Awareness as Commentary (Second Part).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 22(1): 55–74, doi:10.2190/1DL6-XVYB-896V-07VN.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2002d. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXVII. Defending Conscious Experience.” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 22(1): 75–93, doi:10.2190/TG1H-KKGC-YCFP-L7DQ.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2003. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXVIII. Does Consciousness Exist? (First Part).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 23(2): 121–141, doi:10.2190/GEQH-5GYQ-CEJU-52P9.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2005. “The Stream of Consciousness: XXIX. Does Consciousness Exist? (Second Part).” Imagination, Cognition and Personality 25(1): 69–84, doi:10.2190/8VEQ-CTK9-CDWE-GLC8.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2015a. The Conceptual Representation of Consciousness. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, doi:10.1017/cbo9781139136297.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2015b. Consciousness and Perceptual Experience. An Ecological and Phenomenological Approach. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Natsoulas, Thomas. 2018. States of Consciousness. The Pulses of Experience. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, doi:10.1017/9781316017791.