1. Acknowledgments; 2. The constitution of visual and phenomenal consciousness: An introduction (by Miller, Steven M.); 3. The scientific study of consciousness; 4. Theories and methods in the scientific study of consciousness (by Klink, P. Christiaan); 5. The scientific study of coma and related states (by Charland-Verville, Vanessa); 6. De-confounding the neural constitution of phenomenal consciousness from attention, report and memory (by Boxtel, Jeroen J.A. van); 7. The correlation/constitution distinction problem: Foundations, limits and explanation in consciousness science (by Miller, Steven M.); 8. The neural correlates of consciousness: Causes, confounds and constituents (by Hohwy, Jakob); 9. On the various neural correlates of consciousness: Are they distinguishable? (by Graaf, Tom A. de); 10. On why the unconscious prerequisites and consequences of consciousness might derail us from unraveling the neural correlates of consciousness (by Aru, Jaan); 11. The neuroevolutionary sources of mind: The ancestral constitution of affective consciousness and the core-SELF (by Panksepp, Jaak); 12. The future of consciousness science: From empirical correlations to theoretical explanation (by Revonsuo, Antti); 13. Philosophy of mind; 14. The philosophy of phenomenal consciousness: An introduction (by Drayson, Zoe); 15. The philosophy of mind needs a better metaphysics (by Mahner, Martin); 16. The scientific evidence for materialism about pains (by Melnyk, Andrew); 17. The status of consciousness in nature (by Brogaard, Berit); 18. Identity over time, constitution and the problem of personal identity (by Curtis, Benjamin L.); 19. Constitution, realization and identity: Empirical implications for three theories of the metaphysics of consciousness (by Keaton, Douglas); 20. Correlation, causation, constitution: On the interplay between the science and philosophy of consciousness (by Kozuch, Benjamin P.); 21. The material constitution of phenomenal consciousness (by Pereboom, Derk); 22. Material constitution, the neuroscience of consciousness, and the temporality of experience (by Curtis, Benjamin L.); 23. The structure of phenomenal consciousness (by Opie, Jonathan P.); 24. Index