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Contents

Table of Definitions

Introduction

1. The Organizational Architecture of the Psychic System and the Feeling of Thinking

1.1. The problem of the study of thought

1.2. The interpretation of neuronal aggregates

1.3. The function of the architecture of the Freudian model

1.4. The specific characteristics of the components of the system using a constructivist approach

1.5. The systemic layer and the regulators

1.6. The mental landscape

1.7. The feeling of thinking and the general organizational principle

1.8. The aim and the space of the regulators

1.9. The attractors

1.10. The generation of a representation

1.11. Unification between regulators and neuronal aggregates the morphological model of the generating forms

1.12. The morphological and semantic conformation of the psychic system

1.13. The processing component of the visual sense with generating forms

1.14. The decisive intention to think

1.15. Linguistic capacity in the human conscious

1.16. An assessment of the functioning of the human psychic system

2. The Computer Representation of an Artificial Consciousness

2.1. A multiagent design to generate an artificial psychic system

2.2. Designing the artificial psychic system using a multiagent approach

2.3. Self-control of the artificial psychic system using regulator agents

2.4. The organizational architecture of the system

2.5. Organizational memory and artificial experience

2.6. Affective and tendential states of the system

2.7. The production of representations and the sensation of thinking

2.7.1. Algorithm for the intentional production of a series of representations around a specific theme

2.8. The feeling of existing

2.9. The representation of the things and the apprehension of temporality

2.10. Multisystem deployment

2.11. The final fate of systems endowed with artificial consciousness

Conclusion

Bibliography

Index

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