Journal of Consciousness Studies

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Journal of Consciousness Studies

description English scientific journal
Area of ​​Expertise Cognitive science , neuroscience , philosophy
language English
First edition 1994
Frequency of publication ten times a year
Impact Factor 0.477 (2012)
ISSN (print)

The Journal of Consciousness Studies is an interdisciplinary , scientific journal in English since 1994 . She is dedicated to the exploration of consciousness .

A special focus of the journal is the dialogue between neurosciences and cognitive sciences and philosophy or other non-scientific disciplines. In order to achieve this goal, the articles are kept at a level that is generally understandable for specialist journals. The journal is based on the concept of peer review . Well-known personalities such as Roger Penrose , John Searle and Daniel Dennett belong to the editorial board .

The magazine appears about ten times a year and always has a specific topic. Examples: “Art and the brain”, “Can imaging methods discover consciousness?”, “Models of the self”, “Hallucinations” or “Are there neural correlates of consciousness?”.

The magazine had an Impact Factor of 0.477 in 2012.

List of authors (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b ISI Web of Knowledge, Journal Citation Reports Social Sciences Edition, 2012.