Oct 22, 2006 · The Dynamic Core hypothesis formulated by Gerald Edelman and Giulio Tononi is the fundamental neurobiological foundation of my concept of consciousness.

world of neuroscience. The underlying concept behind Gerald Edelman’s Dynamic Core Theory on consciousness is based on a dynamic cluster of neuronal groups in the thalamocortical region that …

Jan 25, 2011 · In this paper we show the close relationship between the two hypotheses. This relationship allows for a strictly biological account of phenomenal experience and subjectivity that is …

Part IV presents the novel thesis of the work: the Dynamic Core Hypothesis. The remaining two parts explore how it resolves various philosophical and practical issues.

Apr 8, 2013 · While a detailed neuronal model of the dynamic core is lacking, a notable feature of the dynamic core hypothesis is the proposal of a quantitative measure of “neural complexity ” (Tononi et …

The Dynamic Core Hypothesis is the important part of the theory for understanding consciousness. Different regions in the brain map different aspects of stimuli. Different maps can be temporarily …

Put simply, a dynamic core is a subset of brain regions identified by the pattern of neuronal interactions within the core and its associated regions. As an analogy, the core can be...

This article examines some of the most regarded brain-based, metastable consciousness models, the Operational Architectonics Theory of Brain-Mind, Global Workspace Theory, Information Integration …

The dynamic core is a functional cluster: its participating neuronal groups are much more strongly interactive among themselves than with the rest of the brain.

At any given time, only a small subset of the neuronal groups in the brain are contributing directly to consciousness and this cluster is called a dynamic core. It represents a single point of view and each …