Plotinus on consciousness / D.M. Hutchinson, St. Olaf College.

Cover; Half-title; Title page; Copyright information; Dedication; Table of contents; Acknowledgments; Notes on the Text; Introduction; The Structure of the Book; Chapter 1 Self; 1.1 Levels of Selfhood; 1.2 True Self as Intellect; 1.3 Individuation of Intellect; 1.4 Subjectivity; Chapter 2 Consciousness Terms; Chapter 3 First Layer: The Soul-Trace; 3.1 The Qualified Body; 3.2 Unification of the Qualified Body; 3.3 Animal Awareness; Chapter 4 Second Layer: The Lower Soul; 4.1 The Role of the Imagination; 4.2 Apprehension of Pleasures and Pains; 4.3 Apprehension of Sense-Perception

4.3.1 Sense-Organs Are in Sympathy with External Objects4.3.2 Sense-Perceptions Are Judgments; 4.3.3 Soul's Power of Perception Is of Internal Images; 4.4 Apprehension of Thought; 4.4.1 The Meaning of Logos in IV.3.30; 4.4.2 The Relation between Intellect and Discursive Reasoning; 4.4.3 The Relationship between Discursive Reasoning and Language; 4.5 Consciousness of Thought; Chapter 5 Third Layer: The Higher Soul; 5.1 Intellect as Primary Thinker; 5.2 Awareness in the Formation of Intellect; 5.3 Awareness in Self-Intellection; 5.4 Awareness in Human Intellection; 5.5 The One's Awareness; Chapter 6 Self-Determination6.1 Providence, Destiny, and Human Action; 6.2 Self-Determination; Chapter 7 Conclusion; Appendix; Bibliography; Modern Editions and Translations of the Enneads; Secondary Literature; General Index; Index Locorum