e/Subjective consciousness

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has gloss	eng: Subjective consciousness refers to a state of consciousness, in which a person is constantly aware of himself as well as outside factors. The study of this state has achieved high priority in the modern philosophy of mind, the mind-body problem or consciousness studies, as made popular by, e.g., David Chalmers. Subjective consciousness refers to the inner, private experience of (mainly) human beings. It is associated with the qualia made famous by Chalmers et al. This state is not to be confused with objective consciousness or the neural correlates of consciousness - though this confusion existed for much of the 20th century attendant on the rise of behaviourism and positivism and the decline of the interest in introspection made popular in the 19th and early 20th century by Edmund Husserl and William James.
lexicalization	eng: Subjective consciousness
instance of	(noun) an alert cognitive state in which you are aware of yourself and your situation; "he lost consciousness" consciousness