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Journal of Consciousness Studies

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Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1996 14:00:58 -0800 (PST) From: Joseph Goguen

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JOURNAL OF CONSCIOUSNESS STUDIES: Controversies in Science and the Humanities

A peer-reviewed journal in plain English which draws on psychology, neurobiology, philosophy, AI, computer science, and the humanities.

The current issue, Vol.III, No.1, includes papers on the "hard problem" of consciousness from Dan Dennet, Ben Libet, Stuart Hameroff and Roger Penrose.

Volume III will also carry interviews with Walter Freeman and Ilya Prigogine; further discussion on the "hard problem", including Chalmers' response to the debate on his target paper; book reviews; etc.

Volumes I and II (still available at $25 each) include contributions from Colin McGinn, Francis Crick, Oliver Sacks, David Chalmers, John Searle and Pat Churchland.

Executive Editors: Professor Joseph Goguen, Computing Science, Oxford University. Professor Robert Forman, Program in Religion, City University of New York.

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Here's what the critics say:

"You guys have a marvelous magazine ... a very courageous magazine. You publish a lot of things that would not be published in routine philosophical and scientific journals, and that seems to me exactly right at our present state of investigation of consciousness." -- John Searle.

"With JCS, consciousness studies has arrived." -- Susan Greenfield, Times Higher Education Supplement.

"There is no other journal quite like it and one day we shall look back to its appearance as as a defining moment ... and at the price, it's a snip!" -- Jeffrey Gray, Nature.

"The journal is surprisingly accessible to the general reader." -- David Chalmers, Times Literary Supplement.

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ORDERS / ENQUIRIES:

Current subscription rates (Vol. III, six issues of 96 pages each) Individuals: $40 including US inland postage. Libraries: $77 including US inland postage.

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