The structure of the human brain gives rise to
unified subjective experience.
Not exact matches
There are levels of
subjective experience which intervene between the togetherness of organic structures and the togetherness of
unified focal attention.
Second, there are basically two organic forms: the vegetative and the animate, the lower of which manifests a type of «collective» individuality, («a tree is a democracy,» as Whitehead is fond of saying); and the higher animate form, in which the whole manifests a centrally
unified field of
experience wherein «
subjective» individuality is the norm.
Given this understanding of Whitehead's philosophy, we can conceive of the soul occupying generally the region of the brain, receiving the causal efficacy of every portion of the brain at once, and
experiencing its own synthesis of all these influences in its own
unified subjective immediacy.