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phenomenal space

phenomenal space Phenomenal space is the seemingly objective, observer-independent spatial framework in conscious experience within which events and objects are experienced as located.

Phenomenal space is the seemingly objective, observer-independent spatial framework in conscious experience within which events and objects are experienced as located. In the source packet, it refers to the spatial aspect of the world as it appears in awareness, extending around the person as part of conscious perception.

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Drafting source: Behrendt Ralf-Peter. Conscious Experience and Episodic Memory: Hippocampus at the Crossroads. 2013; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00304; article XML SHA-256 6400237a3338eedaab6285837aa14e7d951c689e3fd33bb919d9a319a5a1646d. “Conscious Experience and Episodic Memory: Hippocampus at the Crossroads” (10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00304).
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