Routledge Sensation of Movement - Consciousness Research Book

Explore the complex relationship between sensation and motor control with Sensation of Movement. Published by Routledge as part of the Current Issues in Consciousness Research series, this book examines how the brain processes information to facilitate bodily self-recognition and a sense of agency. Readers will learn how the sensation of movement relies on a wide range of data, from signals in peripheral sensory organs to the establishment of higher-order goals. By combining neuroscientific knowledge with psychological and philosophical perspectives, this work investigates whether specific types of information are more important than others for sensing and controlling movement. This text is designed for those interested in conscious sensations of movement and experimental design. It provides a deep look into how our brains integrate various inputs to create a unified experience of physical action and bodily awareness.