Journal of Consciousness Studies

Introspection as practice
pp. 17-42(26)
Author: Vermersch P.

The intuitive experience
pp. 43-77(35)
Author: Petitmengin-Peugeot C.

Body-image, movement and consciousness: examples from a somatic practice in the Feldenkrais Method
pp. 79-91(13)
Author: Ginsburg C.

The phenomenological reduction as praxis
pp. 95-110(16)
Author: Depraz N.

Present-time consciousness
pp. 111-140(30)
Author: Varela F.J.

Beyond the fringe: William James on the transitional parts of the stream of consciousness
pp. 141-153(13)
Author: Bailey A.R.

The use of the Husserlian reduction as a method of investigation in psychiatry
pp. 155-171(17)
Authors: Naudin J.; Gros-Azorin C.; Mishara A.; Wiggins O.P.; Schwartz M.; Azorin J.-M.

The Buddhist tradition of Samatha: Methods for refining and examining consciousness
pp. 175-187(13)
Author: Wallace B.A.

Pure consciousness: scientific exploration of meditation techniques
pp. 189-210(22)
Authors: Shear J.; Jevning R.

Six points to ponder
pp. 213-216(4)
Author: Austin J.H.

There is already a field of systematic phenomenology, and it's called ‘psychology’
pp. 216-218(3)
Author: Baars B.J.

Moving the cursor of consciousness: cognitive science and human welfare
pp. 219-222(4)
Author: Claxton G.

Separating first-personness from the other problems of consciousness or ‘you had to have been there!’
pp. 222-229(8)
Author: Galin D.

A cognitive way to the transcendental reduction
pp. 230-232(3)
Author: Gallagher S.

A new model
pp. 232-237(6)
Author: Gendlin E.T.

Pure consciousness and cultural studies
pp. 238-240(3)
Author: Haney W.S.

Theory and experiment in philosophy
pp. 241-244(4)
Author: Hut P.

On the metaphysics of introspection
pp. 244-248(5)
Author: Lyons W.

The Fringe: A case study in explanatory phenomenology
pp. 249-252(4)
Author: Mangan B.

Building materials for the explanatory bridge
pp. 252-257(6)
Author: Marbach E.

A ‘hermeneutic objection': language and the inner view
pp. 257-269(13)
Author: Nixon G.

The Husserlian phenomenology of consciousness and cognitive science: we can see the path but nobody is on it
pp. 269-273(5)
Authors: Owen I.; Morris N.

Words and silence
pp. 273-276(4)
Author: Pickering J.

Object, limits and function of consciousness
pp. 276-280(5)
Author: Richard J-F.

The symbiosis of subjective and experimental approaches to intuition
pp. 280-287(8)
Authors: Schooler J.W.; Dougal S.

Distinguishing insight from intuition
pp. 287-293(7)
Author: Henley R.

Mental force and the advertence of bare attention
pp. 293-296(4)
Author: Schwartz J.M.

Does psychiatry need the Husserlian detour?
pp. 296-299(4)
Author: Sullivan M.

Intersubjective science
pp. 299-306(8)
Author: Velmans M.

Editors’ rejoinder to the debate
pp. 307-311(5)
Authors: Varela F.J.; Shear J.