Do different parts of our consciousness exist in different parts of the brain?

Consciousness is a complex phenomenon, and its exact neural basis is still a subject of ongoing research and debate in the field of neuroscience. While it's clear that various brain regions are involved in different aspects of consciousness, it's not as simple as different parts of consciousness residing in different parts of the brain.

For example, sensory perception, like vision or hearing, involves specific brain regions, and various cognitive functions have their neural correlates. However, the integration of these sensory inputs and cognitive processes into a unified conscious experience is believed to involve a widespread network of brain regions working together. This is often referred to as the "global workspace" theory of consciousness.