Putting the cat among the pharaohs
British Museum Dictionary of Ancient Egypt
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Unpleasant Ur-kitsch
Ancient Near Eastern Art - Babylonians
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Art of the state
The Archaeology of Early Historic South Asia
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United by nothing but the right of reply
The Liberation Debate
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Crossing borders
The Black Columbiad
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Not home, alone
Leaving Home
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Vermeer's viewfinder
Johannes Vemeer - Vermeer and the Art of Painting
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Science's inner frontier
When you fall into deep sleep, what happens to your consciousness, to "you"? Does it hibernate or dissipate or what? Does it still exist? Your body continues to exist, your brain continues to control...
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Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots
Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Below, Kam Patel outlines the main issues When I enter most intimately into what I call myself, I...
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Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots
Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Experts from a range of disciplines give their individual views Old habits die hard, especially...
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Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots
Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Experts from a range of disciplines give their individual views The problem of consciousness is to...
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Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots
Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Experts from a range of disciplines give their individual views I am working on a programme...
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Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots
Thinking about consciousness is no longer the preserve of philosophers; it is part of science too. Experts from a range of disciplines give their individual views What is the relationship between our...
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Hume's internal bundle grows a few extra knots
1 Consciousness is in the brain. Approach pursued by hands-on neuroscientists, such as Susan Greenfield, who seek to understand consciousness by studying the actual material of which our brains are...
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Do you believe in psychic phenomena? Are they likely to be able to explain consciousness?
Jessica Utts and Brian D. Josephson are open to the idea, while Susan Blackmore is sceptical Those who recognise that significant discoveries in science are often prompted by observations that do not...