Self, Culture and Consciousness
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Self, Culture and Consciousness
Interdisciplinary Convergences on Knowing and Being
Menon, Sangeetha; Binoy, V. V.; Nagaraj, Nithin
Springer Verlag, Singapore
03/2018
433
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Inglês
9789811057762
15 a 20 dias
8867
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1. Bridging Self, Culture and Consciousness Sangeetha Menon, Nithin Nagaraj and V. V. Binoy. PART I: Emergence of Consciousness.- 2. Avian Cognition - From the Perspective of Neuroscience and Behaviour Soumya Iyengar, Pooja Parishar and Alok Nath Mohapatra.- 3. Meditation, Cognitive Reserve and Neural Basis of Consciousness Ajay K. Nair and Bindu Kutty.- 4. Attention and Perception in the Deaf: A Case for Plasticity in Consciousness Seema Prasad and Ramesh Kumar Mishra.- 5. Promises and Limitations of Conscious Machines L.M. Patnaik and Jagadish S. Kallimani. PART II: Healing, Agency and Being.- 6. "Is Grandma Still There?": A Pastoral and Ethical Reflection on the Soul and Continuing Self-Identity in Deeply Forgetful People Stephen G. Post.- 7. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Case for 'Alternate Selves'? Prathibha Karanth.- 8. Auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia: a window to the conscious self and its aberrations John P. John, Pravesh Parekh, Harsha N. Halahalli, Sangeetha Menon, and Bindu M. Kutty.- 9. Body and Self-reflection: The Crux of Yoga Philosophy and Practice Sangeetha Menon. PART III: The Social Self, Culture and Cognition.- 10. Fullness, Trust and the Self Rajesh Kasturirangan.- 11. Autobiographical Memory: Where Self, Wellbeing and Culture Congregate Binoy V V, Ishaan Vasishta, A. Rathore and Sangeetha Menon.- 12. The Alchemy of Musical Memory: Connecting Culture to Cognition Deepti Navaratna.- 13. The neuroscience of blame and punishment Morris B. Hoffman and Frank Krueger.- 14. Becoming conscious about the existence of the non-existents: Logic, Language and Speech Acts Samir Karmakar.- 15. A dimensional approach to emotions and other mental states based on Sankhya philosophy Shankar Rajaraman. PART IV: The Self and Alternate Epistemologies.- 16. Brain and Self - A neurophilosophical account Georg Northoff.- 17. Self-Variation Owen Flanagan & Wenqing Zhao.- 18. The problem of qualia in the perspective of the Buddhist theories of experience Viktoria Lysenko.- 19. Getting Stuck on Myself: The Cognitive Processes underlying Mental Suffering Marieke van Vugt. PART V: Consciousness, Experiential Primacy and Knowing.- 20. Beyond Panpsychism: The radicality of phenomenology Michel Bitbol.- 21. Is 'Information' Fundamental for a Scientific Theory of Consciousness? Nithin Nagaraj and Mohit Virmani.- 22. Encircling the Consciousness Conundrum Ravindra M. Singh.-23. What does it mean for qualia to be intrinsic? S. Siddharth and Sangeetha Menon.- 24. Matter and Consciousness in Indian Philosophical Analysis V.N. Jha.
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schizophrenia and self;perceptual experience and self;self in autism spectrum disorder;metacognitive dysfunction;Hindu notion of self;self-identity in dementia;Buddhist theory of experience;phenomenal specificity;self and aesthetic experience;neural basis of consciousness;consciousness in Indian philosophy;body, self and agency;introspection and consciousness;music and consciousness;social self
1. Bridging Self, Culture and Consciousness Sangeetha Menon, Nithin Nagaraj and V. V. Binoy. PART I: Emergence of Consciousness.- 2. Avian Cognition - From the Perspective of Neuroscience and Behaviour Soumya Iyengar, Pooja Parishar and Alok Nath Mohapatra.- 3. Meditation, Cognitive Reserve and Neural Basis of Consciousness Ajay K. Nair and Bindu Kutty.- 4. Attention and Perception in the Deaf: A Case for Plasticity in Consciousness Seema Prasad and Ramesh Kumar Mishra.- 5. Promises and Limitations of Conscious Machines L.M. Patnaik and Jagadish S. Kallimani. PART II: Healing, Agency and Being.- 6. "Is Grandma Still There?": A Pastoral and Ethical Reflection on the Soul and Continuing Self-Identity in Deeply Forgetful People Stephen G. Post.- 7. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Case for 'Alternate Selves'? Prathibha Karanth.- 8. Auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia: a window to the conscious self and its aberrations John P. John, Pravesh Parekh, Harsha N. Halahalli, Sangeetha Menon, and Bindu M. Kutty.- 9. Body and Self-reflection: The Crux of Yoga Philosophy and Practice Sangeetha Menon. PART III: The Social Self, Culture and Cognition.- 10. Fullness, Trust and the Self Rajesh Kasturirangan.- 11. Autobiographical Memory: Where Self, Wellbeing and Culture Congregate Binoy V V, Ishaan Vasishta, A. Rathore and Sangeetha Menon.- 12. The Alchemy of Musical Memory: Connecting Culture to Cognition Deepti Navaratna.- 13. The neuroscience of blame and punishment Morris B. Hoffman and Frank Krueger.- 14. Becoming conscious about the existence of the non-existents: Logic, Language and Speech Acts Samir Karmakar.- 15. A dimensional approach to emotions and other mental states based on Sankhya philosophy Shankar Rajaraman. PART IV: The Self and Alternate Epistemologies.- 16. Brain and Self - A neurophilosophical account Georg Northoff.- 17. Self-Variation Owen Flanagan & Wenqing Zhao.- 18. The problem of qualia in the perspective of the Buddhist theories of experience Viktoria Lysenko.- 19. Getting Stuck on Myself: The Cognitive Processes underlying Mental Suffering Marieke van Vugt. PART V: Consciousness, Experiential Primacy and Knowing.- 20. Beyond Panpsychism: The radicality of phenomenology Michel Bitbol.- 21. Is 'Information' Fundamental for a Scientific Theory of Consciousness? Nithin Nagaraj and Mohit Virmani.- 22. Encircling the Consciousness Conundrum Ravindra M. Singh.-23. What does it mean for qualia to be intrinsic? S. Siddharth and Sangeetha Menon.- 24. Matter and Consciousness in Indian Philosophical Analysis V.N. Jha.
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schizophrenia and self;perceptual experience and self;self in autism spectrum disorder;metacognitive dysfunction;Hindu notion of self;self-identity in dementia;Buddhist theory of experience;phenomenal specificity;self and aesthetic experience;neural basis of consciousness;consciousness in Indian philosophy;body, self and agency;introspection and consciousness;music and consciousness;social self
