Books like The philosophy of mind by Smith, Peter

This book argues against Cartesian dualism and traditional views of consciousness, proposing a new theory that consciousness is a product of a computer-like virtual machine.

Thomas W. Polger defends a strict mind-brain identity theory, arguing that conscious phenomena are identical to biological processes and that deep knowledge of the brain is essential to understanding consciousness.

Emerging studies have shown that the One Mind isn't just an idea; it's a reality. In this book, Larry Dossey shares compelling research that supports the One Mind concept. These cases include experiences of: shared thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations with a distant individual, communication between humans and sentient nonhumans, such as pets, large groups of animals--flocks, schools, herds--behaving in highly coordinated ways, acquisition of previously unknown knowledge from a person who has died, hidden or lost objects found through mental means alone, and direct contact with a transcendent domain through near-death experiences, Through engaging stories, fascinating case studies, and brilliant insights from great thinkers throughout history, One Mind explores the outer reaches of human consciousness. In it, you will discover a new way to interpret the great mysteries of our experience and learn how to develop the empathy necessary to engender more love, peace, and collective awareness. The result is a rich new understanding of what it means to be human and a renewed hope that we can successfully confront the challenges we face at this crossroads in human history.

David J. Chalmers explores the mystery of consciousness, arguing that a reductive, purely materialist account is insufficient and outlining a possible fundamental theory linking physical processes and subjective experience.