Rene Descartes's Theory Of Consciousness

In the beginning of the early 17th century, consciousness had became full center in thinking about the mind and how it works. From the mid-17th through the late 19th century, consciousness had become considered necessary or definitive of the mind. Consciousness means the state or quality of awareness, or of being aware of an external object or something within oneself. René Descartes defined the belief of thought (pensée),Pensee means a though or reflection, this is a poetic from of an epigram, and it is a terms of reflexive consciousness or self-awareness. In this Principle of Philosophy (1640) Descartes, wrote the word ‘thought’ (‘pensée’) he completed , to understand all that of which we are conscious as operating in us. The concept of …show more content…
Moreover, some people have experienced a pronounced state in which waking and sleeping can allow some people to get authentic during this state. Searle, (1990), talks about how consciousness relates when sleeping; therefore, this theory relates to consciousness arising, creating the theory is very informative, as well as, interesting. The different kinds of consciousness, for example: access, phenomenal, meta-mental, can be very distinctive, and separable making this answer remains an open question, and it is likely also different in their specific roles and values. Consciousness is related to all of our states of feelings or acquaintances or awareness. It first starts when we wake up from a dreamless sleep and continues until we go back to sleep again or die or otherwise become unconscious. In this definition, dreams is a form of consciousness, because it makes the mind active, and an unconscious mind is considered …show more content…
Dreaming involves a state which is physiologically and psychologically difference from being in a deep sleep. Lucid dreams involves a different mode of functioning, having a lucid dream means to be aware that one is dreaming whereas, the dreamer that is not aware that he is not dreaming will become unconscious. Without dreaming it is called non-consciousness, because without your dreams researcher have explained that you are dead if you brain cannot produce dreams or if you are unaware you are sleep. Without knowing that you exist, studies shows that it is impossible to develop a conscious. Psychologists explains, the physical, neural, cognitive, functional, representational, and higher-order aspects of consciousness. To be awake or sleep the two states are so different and regularly experienced by everybody every day. The point is that when everyone dreams it give the body a sense of relaxation during that night. I think the body is like a computer, when you shut the computer down all the data reset itself (hints) the body is dreaming everything that, that person was thinking about on that day., so when turning the computer on again, it is rejuvenated (hints) when that person wake up he or she is ready to start their day relaxed and energized. Some people has experienced a pronounced hypnogogic state in