EPISODE · Aug 3, 2023 · 2H 5M
Adriana Alcaraz Sánchez on consciousness and altered states of awareness
from The Knowmads Podcast · host The Knowmads
Hi Everyone, This is Episode 11 of The Knowmads Podcast.Have you ever wondered why do we dream, are we conscious whilewe are sleeping? How is our brain able to generate a 3 dimensional visual image every night while our eyes are closed? Our guest today Adriana Alcaraz Sánchez is a philosopher, from University of Glasgow. In new recent work. She talks about objectless sleep awarenessand compares the ideologies of western philosophy regarding consciousness while onesleeps with various different philosophical traditions from other parts of the world.This is an extremely intriguing conversation where Adrian explains some of the interesting concepts in philosophy. Since we recorded this online the quality of audio may not be the best but I assure you that, the quality of the conversation is immaculate.So let's goxoxo The KnowmadsYou can find Adriana:@Hawally_ on X (twitter)Website: http://www.adriana-alcarazsanchez.xyz/You can find The KnowmadsPrachi Garella: Website: https://www.prachigarella.comLintree: https://linktr.ee/prachigarellaBhavay: Website: https://www.bhavaytyagi.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bhavaystyagi/To reach us you can email us at: [email protected]
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Hi Everyone, This is Episode 11 of The Knowmads Podcast. Have you ever wondered why do we dream, are we conscious while we are sleeping? How is our brain able to generate a 3 dimensional visual image every night while our eyes are closed? Our guest today Adriana Alcaraz Sánchez is a philosopher, from University of Glasgow. In new recent work. She talks about objectless sleep awareness and compares the ideologies of western philosophy regarding consciousness while one sleeps with various dif...
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