source: caltech 2013年6月3日
The Neuronal Basis of Consciousness Course - CNS/Bi/Psy 120
This award-winning, nine unit course, taught in the spring of each year at Caltech, is concerned with the correlates of consciousness in the brain. The course focuses on the anatomy, physiology and psychology of sensory consciousness in the mammalian brain, in particular visual perception. Other topics include coma and other disturbances of consciousness, clinical case studies (e.g., prosopagnosia, neglect), attention, memory, zombie systems, free will and some philosophical questions of interest to the student of consciousness.
With the help of Leila Reddy, a graduate student in the Koch laboratory, and Leslie Maxfield and her team from Academic Media Technologies at Caltech, these lectures have been filmed, edited and put online here.
They are organized into 16 lectures, each about one hour. They follow the textbook by the lecturer, Christof Koch (with much help from his close colleague and mentor, Francis Crick), "The Quest for Consciousness - A Neurobiological Approach." See each video's "About" text for the lecture's corresponding chapter or chapters.
Lecture 01: Prolegomenon to the Study of Consciousness 1:05:43 corresponds to Chapter 1 of "The Quest for Consciousness - A Neurobiological Approach," by Christof Koch.
Lecture 02: Neurons, the Atoms of Perception 1:15:31
Lecture 03: The First Steps in Seeing 1:17:32
Lecture 04: Primary Visual Cortex 1:27:47
Lecture 05: Neuronal Correlates of Consciousness 1:06:13
Lecture 06: Architecture of Cortex & Going Beyond Primary Visual Cortex 1:19:49
Lecture 07: Attention and Consciousness 1:18:51
Lecture 08: The Neuronal Underpinnings of Attention 1:06:22
Lecture 09: Memories and Consciousness 55:55
Lecture 10: The Zombie Within 1:15:04
Lecture 11: Clinical Evidence for Zombie Agents 1:06:06
Lecture 12: The Function of Consciousness 45:32
Lecture 13: On Time and Consciousness 1:05:42
Lecture 14: When the Mind Flips 1:02:41
Lecture 15: Splitting the Brain 39:02
Lecture 16: A Framework for Consciousness 1:13:23
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