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Sentience, consciousness, and awareness represent distinct psychological and philosophical phenomena
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Philosophical and psychological references distinguish sentience (the capacity for raw feelings and sensations) from consciousness and awareness.

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Wikipedia: Sentience
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Wikipedia: Consciousness
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Bodily Awareness
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Treats bodily awareness and self-consciousness as distinct phenomenological and philosophical categories.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Consciousness
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Presents essays exploring consciousness as a specific psychological and philosophical topic.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Animal Consciousness
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Examines animal consciousness and sentience as related yet distinct experiential concepts.
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