|title=Knowing, Doing, and Being: New Foundations for Consciousness Studies
|author=Chris Clarke
|publisher=Imprint Academic
|date=October 2013
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|summary='Knowing, Doing, and Being'' is the result of Clarke's exploration of the parallels and ties between consciousness and quantum physics , bringing in some of the remarkable findings which have been made in the past number of decades - and proposing ideas for how a progression in these studies might be made.
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Man suffers from a regrettable lack of a ’hotline to reality’, or to ''noumenon''. In order to give a relatively faithful rendition of reality, however, people use two aspects of consciousness. By researchers, they've been termed the relational and the propositional. A number of thinkers from a number of fields propose that the structure of consciousness may be unveiled using the tool of quantum physics.