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2. Biology and personality: a mathematical approach to the body-mind problem
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Mico, Joan Carles, Amigó, Salvador, Caselles, Antonio, and D. Romero, Pantaleón
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- 2021
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3. O pluralismo da tese dos três mundos de Popper e a crítica de Habermas
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João Batista C. Sieczkowski
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Body-Mind Problem ,Pluralism ,Three World Thesis ,Epistemology. Theory of knowledge ,BD143-237 ,Metaphysics ,BD95-131 ,Philosophy (General) ,B1-5802 - Abstract
The present study approaches the three world thesis (TWT), by Karl Popper. The TWT as pluralist and interactionist opposes to monism and some dualist conceptions. We also intend to focus on Jürgen Habermas critique when he tries to apply the TWT and W3 (World 3) to obtain a justification of the theory of action for sociology. In his critique, Habermas neglects many of the clear objectives of the TWT and the W3 described by Popper, specially when he does not consider the TWT a metaphysical thesis and an answer to the body-mind problem.
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- 2006
4. Biology and personality: a mathematical approach to the body-mind problem
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Universitat Politècnica de València. Departamento de Matemática Aplicada - Departament de Matemàtica Aplicada, Micó, Joan C., Amigó, Salvador, Caselles, Antonio, Romero, Pantaleón D., Universitat Politècnica de València. Departamento de Matemática Aplicada - Departament de Matemàtica Aplicada, Micó, Joan C., Amigó, Salvador, Caselles, Antonio, and Romero, Pantaleón D.
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[EN] Purpose ¿ The purpose of this paper is to investigate the body-mind problem from a mathematical invariance principle in relation to personality dynamics in the psychological and the biological levels of description. Design/methodology/approach ¿ The relationship between the two mentioned levels of description is provided by two mathematical models as follows: the response model and the bridge model. The response model (an integro-differential equation) is capable to reproduce the personality dynamics as a consequence of a determined stimulus. The invariance principle asserts that the response model can reproduce personality dynamics at the two levels of description. The bridge model (a second-order partial differential equation) can be deduced as a consequence of this principle: it provides the co-evolution of the general factor of personality (GFP) (mind), the it is an immediate early gene (c-fos) and D3 dopamine receptor gene (DRD3) gens and the glutamate neurotransmitter (body). Findings ¿ An application case is presented by setting up two experimental designs: a previous pilot AB pseudo-experimental design (AB) pseudo-experimental design with one subject and a subsequent ABC experimental design (ABC) experimental design with another subject. The stimulus used is the stimulant drug methylphenidate. The response and bridge models are validated with the outcomes of these experiments. Originality/value ¿ The mathematical approach here presented is based on a holistic personality model developed in the past few years: the unique trait personality theory, which claims for a single personality trait to understand the overall human personality: the GFP. Keywords Integro-differential equation, Body-mind problem, Bridge model, General factor of personality, Response model, Second-order partial differential equation, c-fos, DRD3, Glutamate, Methylphenidate Paper type Research paper
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- 2021
5. Biology and personality: a mathematical approach to the body-mind problem
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Antonio Caselles, Joan C. Micó, Salvador Amigó, Pantaleón D. Romero, Producción Científica UCH 2021, and UCH. Departamento de Matemáticas, Física y Ciencias Tecnológicas
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Psychotherapist ,Response model ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Personality - Mathematicals models ,Mente y cuerpo - Modelos matemáticos ,Biology ,Hierarchical structure of the Big Five ,050105 experimental psychology ,Theoretical Computer Science ,Second-order partial differential equation ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,Mind and body - Mathematical models ,Computer Science (miscellaneous) ,Personality ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,Engineering (miscellaneous) ,media_common ,C-fos ,Integro-differential equation ,05 social sciences ,Body-mind problem ,Psicología - Modelos matemáticos ,Control and Systems Engineering ,Bridge model ,DRD3 ,Personalidad - Modelos matemáticos ,Methylphenidate ,Psychology - Mathematical models ,General factor of personality ,Glutamate ,MATEMATICA APLICADA ,030217 neurology & neurosurgery ,Social Sciences (miscellaneous) - Abstract
Este artículo se encuentra disponible en la siguiente URL: https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/K-03-2020-0138/full/html This is the pre-peer reviewed version of the following article: Mico, J.C., Amigó, S., Caselles, A. and D. Romero, P. (2021). Biology and personality: a mathematical approach to the body-mind problem. Kybernetes, vol. 50, i. 5, pp. 1566-1587, which has been published in final form at https://doi.org/10.1108/K-03-2020-0138 Este es el pre-print del siguiente artículo: Mico, J.C., Amigó, S., Caselles, A. and D. Romero, P. (2021). Biology and personality: a mathematical approach to the body-mind problem. Kybernetes, vol. 50, i. 5, pp. 1566-1587, que se ha publicado de forma definitiva en https://doi.org/10.1108/K-03-2020-0138 Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the body-mind problem from a mathematical invariance principle in relation to personality dynamics in the psychological and the biological levels of description. Design/methodology/approach – The relationship between the two mentioned levels of description is provided by two mathematical models: the response model and the bridge model. The response model (an integro-differential equation) is capable to reproduce the personality dynamics as a consequence of a determined stimulus. The invariance principle asserts that the response model can reproduce personality dynamics at the two levels of description. The bridge model (a second order partial differential equation) can be deduced as a consequence of this principle: it provides the co-evolution of the General Factor of Personality (GFP) (mind), the c-fos and DRD3 gens, and the glutamate neurotransmitter (body). Findings – An application case is presented by setting up two experimental designs: a previous pilot AB pseudoexperimental design with one subject and a subsequent ABC experimental design with another subject. The stimulus used is the stimulant drug Methylphenidate (MPD). The response and bridge models are validated with the outcomes of these experiments. Originality/value – The mathematical approach here presented is based on a holistic personality model developed in the last few years: the Unique Trait Personality Theory, which claims for a single personality trait to understand the overall human personality: the GFP.
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- 2021
6. The body-mind problem from a personality relativity theory approach: (Relativity of personality).
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Mico, Joan C., Amigo, Salvador, Caselles, Antonio, Cotoli, Amparo, and Sanz, Maria T.
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The body-mind problem is here posed fromthe General Factor of Personality Theory and mathematically presented as a relativity theory: 1. A two-level-invariant model; 2. The transformation equation between both levels. On a hand, the investigation of personality dynamicsas a consequenceof a stimulant drug provides a system of two coupled differential equations, which adapts to both biological (body) and psychological (mind)levels ofdescription. On the other hand, a system of two coupled partial differential equations is here deduced as the transformation model between the biological and psychological levels. Both models are presented and validated in this paper. The experimental design to validate both models consists in giving a dose of methylphenidate to an individualand to measure the psychological response (mind) by 5 adjectives of the GPF-FAS scores and the biological response (body)by the concentration of L-glutamate and c-fos in blood. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2012
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7. The Obviousness and Obvious Limits of Individuality as Human Essence
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van Zomeren, Martijn, van Zomeren, Martijn, book editor, and Dovidio, John F., book editor
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- 2018
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8. Near-death-like experiences without life-threatening conditions or brain disorders: a hypothesis from a case report
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Enrico eFacco and Christian eAgrillo
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Consciousness ,Near death experience ,Body-mind problem ,Death studies ,Reductionist ,Psychology ,BF1-990 - Abstract
Near-death experiences (NDEs) are profound psychic experiences commonly occurring in life-threatening conditions. They include feeling a sense of peace, of seeing a bright light, encountering deceased relatives or religious figures, and of transcending space and time. To explain them, it has been suggested that they stem from brain disorders and/or psychological reactions to approaching death, a sort of wishful thinking in response to the perceived threat.This is a report on a case with most of the features typical of NDEs except that it occurred entirely without any life-threatening conditions. This evidence is theoretically incompatible with either of the above hypotheses, suggesting that a broader interpretation of the phenomenon is needed.
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- 2012
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9. A Mathematical Approach to the Body-Mind Problem from a System Personality Theory (A Systems Approach to the Body-Mind Problem).
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Micó, Joan C., Caselles, Antonio, Amigó, Salvador, Cotolí, Amparo, and Sanz, Maria T.
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MIND & body ,PERSONALITY ,SYSTEMS biology ,BIOINDICATORS ,COMPUTATIONAL neuroscience ,EXPERIMENTAL design - Abstract
The dynamics of both the General Factor of Personality and the personality biological indicators, as a consequence of a stimulus, can be described with a short-term dynamic model (the response model). The invariance of the response model at both levels of description (psychological and biological) leads to deduce the bridge model with which psychological and biological levels of description can be related. The bridge model is the key tool to deal with the body-mind problem. An application case is presented setting up an experimental design with two subjects. The General Factor of Personality, c-fos and glutamate dynamics are evaluated as a consequence of a methylphenidate dose intake. The response and bridge models are validated with the outcomes of the application case. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2013
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10. NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCES BETWEEN SCIENCE AND PREJUDICE
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Enrico eFacco and Christian eAgrillo
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Consciousness ,out of body experience ,Body-mind problem ,NDEs ,scientific reductionism ,Neurosciences. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry ,RC321-571 - Abstract
Science exists to refute dogmas; nevertheless, dogmas may be introduced when undemonstrated scientific axioms lead us to reject facts incompatible with them.Several studies have proposed psychobiological interpretations of near-death experiences (NDEs), claiming that NDEs are a byproduct of brain functions gone awry; however, relevant facts incompatible with the ruling physicalist and reductionist stance have been often neglected. The awkward transcendent look of NDEs has deep epistemological implications, which call for: a) keeping a rigorously neutral position, neither accepting nor refusing anything a priori; and b) distinguishing facts from speculations and fallacies. Most available psychobiological interpretations remain so far speculations to be demonstrated, while brain disorders and/or drug administration in critical patients yield a well-known delirium in intensive care and anesthesia, the phenomenology of which is different from NDEs. Facts can be only true or false, never paranormal. In this sense, they cannot be refused a priori even when they appear implausible with respect to our current knowledge: any other stance implies the risk of turning knowledge into dogma and the adopted paradigm into a sort of theology.
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- 2012
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11. Near-death experiences between science and prejudice.
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Facco, Enrico and Agrillo, Christian
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NEAR-death experiences ,PREJUDICES ,SCIENCE & psychology ,DOGMA ,PSYCHOBIOLOGY ,REDUCTIONISM - Abstract
Science exists to refute dogmas; nevertheless, dogmas may be introduced when undemonstrated scientific axioms lead us to reject facts incompatible with them. Several studies have proposed psychobiological interpretations of near-death experiences (NDEs), claiming that NDEs are a mere byproduct of brain functions gone awry; however, relevant facts incompatible with the ruling physicalist and reductionist stance have been often neglected. The awkward transcendent look of NDEs has deep epistemological implications, which call for: (a) keeping a rigorously neutral position, neither accepting nor refusing anything a priori; and (b) distinguishing facts from speculations and fallacies. Most available psychobiological interpretations remain so far speculations to be demonstrated, while brain disorders and/or drug administration in critical patients yield a well-known delirium in intensive care and anesthesia, the phenomenology of which is different from NDEs. Facts can be only true or false, never paranormal. In this sense, they cannot be refused a priori even when they appear implausible with respect to our current knowledge: any other stance implies the risk of turning knowledge into dogma and the adopted paradigm into a sort of theology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
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12. DO FREE MINDS EXIST?
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Pereda, Carlos
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LIBERTY , *MIND & body , *EXTERNALISM (Philosophy of mind) , *DELIBERATION , *REASONING - Abstract
The author explores some unexpected ramifications of Seel's paper. Pereda considers what he believes may be reconstructed in Seel as an argument for the existence of free minds. He shapes this reconstruction in a somewhat extravagant way and strongly departing from Seel's text, taking Moore's external world argument as a model (I). Then he briefly considers the form of both arguments (II), to later take up again the concepts of deliberation and reason that Seel employs (III). Finally, Pereda returns to ask in what sense Moore's and Seel's arguments may be defended (IV) and what consequences this would have. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2009
13. The changing features of the body-mind problem
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Agassi, Joseph
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MIND & body , *HOLISTIC medicine , *PHILOSOPHY of mind , *PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY - Abstract
Abstract: The body-mind problem invites scientific study, since mental events are repeated and repeatable and invite testable explanations. They seemed troublesome because of the classical theory of substance that failed to solve its own central problems. These are soluble with the aid of the theory of the laws of nature, particularly in its emergentist version [Bunge, M., 1980. The Body-mind Problem, Pergamon, Oxford] that invites refutable explanations [Popper, K.R., 1959. The Logic of Scientific Discovery, Hutchinson, London]. The view of mental properties as emergent is a modification of the two chief classical views, materialism and dualism. As this view invites testable explanations of events of the inner world, it is better than the quasi-behaviorist view of self-awareness as computer-style self-monitoring [Minsky, M., Laske, O., 1992. A conversation with Marvin Minsky. AI Magazine 13 (3), 31–45]. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2007
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14. The brain in the body-as-machine : mechanism and dualism in contemporary naturalism
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Zilio, Federico
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body-mind problem ,Descartes (René) - Abstract
Contemporary naturalism is supposed to be the exact opposite of dualism, regarding current studies in cognitive science, in particular between philosophy and neuroscience. Indeed, one of the key principles of naturalism and materialism is the rejection of any kind of dualism, in favour of a monistic view of the world and man. However, examining Descartes' dualism and mechanism in relation to the body, it is highlighted that conceptual signs of his philosophical doctrine are still rooted in the alleged anti-cartesian naturalism. Interestingly enough, common sense, contemporary medicine and scientific paradigm reveal dualistic structures between subject and body, mental and physical diseases, brain and body, which implicitly refer to the cartesian mind-body relation, though with less ontological commitment. The "ghost in the machine" has become the "brain in the machine", therefore, this means that some conceptual features of dualism lie unaltered at the basis of contemporary science and philosophy. Finally, they will be specified some possible alternatives to the mechanist idea of the body as a machine, through the recent 4E cognition movement and the phenomenological distinction between objective-cartesian corpse and temporal-lived body.
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- 2018
15. Il cervello nel corpo-macchina. Meccanicismo e dualismo nel naturalismo contemporaneo
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Federico Zilio
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Descartes ,Mechanism ,Descartes, Body-Mind Problem, Neuroscience, Naturalism, Mechanism ,Naturalism ,Body-Mind Problem ,Neuroscience - Published
- 2018
16. Un proyecto de inteligencia artificial y su refutación por j. Searleua
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Del Corral Salazar, Andres
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Social and Human Sciences ,inteligencia artificial ,Turing test ,Body-mind problem ,artificial intelligence ,intentionality ,Problema mente-cuerpo ,Ciencias Sociales y Humanas ,Chinese room argument ,argumento de la habitación china ,intencionalidad ,mental states ,test de Turing ,estados mentales - Abstract
The following are two sets of questions examined along these lines. What is the relationship between the so-called mind and our body? What relationship between mind and body is conceived? Can a machine think? Is the thought a computer program? Different answers have been given to these questions. Some answers will take us back to the era of modern philosophy and lead us directly to the present. This text consists of three parts or milestones in the philosophy of mind. Firstly, I present the root of the mind-body problem in the Cartesian philosophy. Next, I show the famous test given by the father of computing and computer science, Alan M. Turing. This test has led to the possibility of thinking seriously and conducting experiments about the issue of the Artificial Intelligence. Finally, my conclusion is the criticism of John Searle to this proposal., ¿Cuál es la relación entre aquello que llamamos mente y nuestro cuerpo?,¿mente-cuerpo o mente y cuerpo?; ¿una máquina puede pensar?, ¿es elpensamiento un programa de computador? Estos son los dos conjuntos depreguntas que atraviesan el presente texto. Diferentes respuestas se han dado a estos interrogantes y la presentación de algunas nos remontará hasta la época de la filosofía moderna para avanzar desde allí a pasos agigantados hasta el presente. El texto se divide en tres partes o hitos de la filosofía de la mente. En primer lugar expongo la raíz del problema mente-cuerpo en la filosofía cartesiana. De allí paso a presentar el famoso test del padre de la computación y la informática, Alan M Turing, que ha dado lugar a la posibilidad de pensar por primera vez seriamente, experimentalmente, el tema de la inteligencia artificial. Concluyo con la crítica de John Searle a este proyecto.
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- 2016
17. A Mathematical Approach to the Body-Mind Problem from a System Personality Theory (A Systems Approach to the Body-Mind Problem)
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Micó Ruiz, Juan Carlos, Caselles Moncho, Antonio, Amigó Borrás, Salvador, Cotolí Crespo, Amparo, and Sanz García, María Teresa
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Methylphenidate ,Partial differential equation ,General factor of personality ,Body-mind problem ,MATEMATICA APLICADA ,Dynamics of personality - Abstract
The dynamics of both the General Factor of Personality and the personality biological indicators, as a consequence of a stimulus, can be described with a short-term dynamic model (the response model). The invariance of the response model at both levels of description (psychological and biological) leads to deduce the bridge model with which psychological and biological levels of description can be related. The bridge model is the key tool to deal with the body-mind problem. An application case is presented setting up an experimental design with two subjects. The General Factor of Personality, c-fos and glutamate dynamics are evaluated as a consequence of a methylphenidate dose intake. The response and bridge models are validated with the outcomes of the application case. Copyright (c) 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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- 2013
18. Meaning of cognitive processes for creating artificial intelligence
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Pangrác, Vojtěch, Pstružina, Karel, and Burian, Jan
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multi-agent systems ,body-mind problem ,myšlení ,kognitivní věda ,umělá inteligence ,cognitive science ,mind-body problem ,artificial intelligence ,multiagentní systémy - Abstract
This work is aimed at creating a single view in the field of cognitive processes. Namely it is analysis of providing importance of cognitive processes for the entire field of artificial intelligence. The whole area of cognitive processes is described through the analysis of biological cognitive processes and their subsequent comparison with the processes of artificial intelligence and also the overall analysis of their limitations and their use. The work also contains a brief overview of the architecture of artificial intelligence and philosophical essay focused on the relationship of mind and body. In the end we present a project from IBM workshop, which is very important for their ability to work with natural language and understanding the content of questions asked.
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- 2011
19. A Mathematical Approach to the Body-Mind Problem from a System Personality Theory (A Systems Approach to the Body-Mind Problem)
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Universitat Politècnica de València. Departamento de Matemática Aplicada - Departament de Matemàtica Aplicada, Micó Ruiz, Juan Carlos, Caselles Moncho, Antonio, Amigó Borrás, Salvador, Cotolí Crespo, Amparo, Sanz García, María Teresa, Universitat Politècnica de València. Departamento de Matemática Aplicada - Departament de Matemàtica Aplicada, Micó Ruiz, Juan Carlos, Caselles Moncho, Antonio, Amigó Borrás, Salvador, Cotolí Crespo, Amparo, and Sanz García, María Teresa
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The dynamics of both the General Factor of Personality and the personality biological indicators, as a consequence of a stimulus, can be described with a short-term dynamic model (the response model). The invariance of the response model at both levels of description (psychological and biological) leads to deduce the bridge model with which psychological and biological levels of description can be related. The bridge model is the key tool to deal with the body-mind problem. An application case is presented setting up an experimental design with two subjects. The General Factor of Personality, c-fos and glutamate dynamics are evaluated as a consequence of a methylphenidate dose intake. The response and bridge models are validated with the outcomes of the application case. Copyright (c) 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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- 2013
20. Temi filosofici del Novecento
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Corvi, Roberta
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knowledge ,language ,body-mind problem ,Settore M-FIL/06 - STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA ,contemporary philosophy - Published
- 2010
21. Un proyecto de inteligencia artificial y su refutación por j. Searleua
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Corral, Andrea and Corral, Andrea
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The following are two sets of questions examined along these lines. What is the relationship between the so-called mind and our body? What relationship between mind and body is conceived? Can a machine think? Is the thought a computer program? Different answers have been given to these questions. Some answers will take us back to the era of modern philosophy and lead us directly to the present. This text consists of three parts or milestones in the philosophy of mind. Firstly, I present the root of the mind-body problem in the Cartesian philosophy. Next, I show the famous test given by the father of computing and computer science, Alan M. Turing. This test has led to the possibility of thinking seriously and conducting experiments about the issue of the Artificial Intelligence. Finally, my conclusion is the criticism of John Searle to this proposal., ¿Cuál es la relación entre aquello que llamamos mente y nuestro cuerpo?,¿mente-cuerpo o mente y cuerpo?; ¿una máquina puede pensar?, ¿es elpensamiento un programa de computador? Estos son los dos conjuntos depreguntas que atraviesan el presente texto. Diferentes respuestas se han dado a estos interrogantes y la presentación de algunas nos remontará hasta la época de la filosofía moderna para avanzar desde allí a pasos agigantados hasta el presente. El texto se divide en tres partes o hitos de la filosofía de la mente. En primer lugar expongo la raíz del problema mente-cuerpo en la filosofía cartesiana. De allí paso a presentar el famoso test del padre de la computación y la informática, Alan M Turing, que ha dado lugar a la posibilidad de pensar por primera vez seriamente, experimentalmente, el tema de la inteligencia artificial. Concluyo con la crítica de John Searle a este proyecto.
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- 2010
22. La conception feiglienne de l'identité du mental et du physique : une reconstruction rationnelle
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Soler, Léna, Laboratoire d'Histoire des Sciences et de Philosophie - Archives Henri Poincaré (LHSP), Université de Lorraine (UL)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Andrieu, Bernard, Laboratoire d'Histoire des Sciences et de Philosophie - Archives Henri Poincaré ( LHSP ), Université de Lorraine ( UL ) -Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique ( CNRS ), Bernard Andrieu, and Soler, Léna
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identité du mental ,[SHS.HISPHILSO]Humanities and Social Sciences/History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences ,[SHS.HISPHILSO] Humanities and Social Sciences/History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences ,thèse de l'identité du physique et du mental ,body-mind problem ,problème corps-esprit ,physique ,[ SHS.HISPHILSO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences ,Feigl - Abstract
Le présent travail se conçoit comme une reconstruction rationnelle de la conception feiglienne du problème corps-esprit. Une reconstruction rationnelle est requise, car les textes de Feigl, dans la richesse de leur foisonnement, font incessamment retour sur les mêmes idées avec des déplacements de sens ou d'accent non négligeables.
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- 2005
23. L’io trascende il cervello? Popper e il Body-Mind Problem
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Corvi, Roberta
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body-mind problem ,Settore M-FIL/06 - STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA ,Popper - Published
- 1998
24. Riflessioni sul dualismo interazionista di Popper
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Corvi, Roberta
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body-mind problem ,Settore M-FIL/06 - STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA ,Popper - Published
- 1997
25. La persona nella filosofia analitica: la prospettiva di Strawson
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Corvi, Roberta
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Strawson ,Settore M-FIL/06 - STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA ,Body-mind problem - Published
- 1996
26. L’io trascende il cervello? Popper e il Body-Mind Problem
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Di Francesco Michele, Marconi Diego, Parrini Paolo, Corvi, Roberta, Corvi, Roberta (ORCID:0000-0003-0159-3971), Di Francesco Michele, Marconi Diego, Parrini Paolo, Corvi, Roberta, and Corvi, Roberta (ORCID:0000-0003-0159-3971)
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Nel contributo viene discussa l'ipotesi di Popper secondo cui la mente emerge dalla materia seguendo le ben note linee dell'evoluzione. In tale contesto Popper affronta il problema dei rapporti fra l'io e il cervello, la cui interazione avverrebbe nel centro del linguaggio. Nel saggio si nota come sia difficile per Popper conciliare l'evoluzionismo epistemologico con la dottrina ontologica da lui sostenuta relativa all'esistenza di tre mondi interagenti.
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- 1998
27. La persona nella filosofia analitica: la prospettiva di Strawson
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MELCHIORRE, VIRGILIO, Corvi, Roberta, Corvi, Roberta (ORCID:0000-0003-0159-3971), MELCHIORRE, VIRGILIO, Corvi, Roberta, and Corvi, Roberta (ORCID:0000-0003-0159-3971)
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Il contributo esamina il problema mente-corpo nel pensiero di Strawson, il quale applica il metodo dell'analisi del linguaggio a questo tema tipico tradizionale, cercando di evitare tanto il dualismo quanto il monismo per rivendicare la primitività del concetto di persona.
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- 1996
28. Near-Death-Like Experiences without Life-Threatening Conditions or Brain Disorders: A Hypothesis from a Case Report.
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Facco E and Agrillo C
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Near-death experiences (NDEs) are profound psychic experiences commonly occurring in life-threatening conditions. They include feeling a sense of peace, of seeing a bright light, encountering deceased relatives or religious figures, and of transcending space and time. To explain them, it has been suggested that they stem from brain disorders and/or psychological reactions to approaching death, a sort of wishful thinking in response to the perceived threat. This is a report on a case with most of the features typical of NDEs except that it occurred entirely without any life-threatening conditions. This evidence is theoretically incompatible with either of the above hypotheses, suggesting that a broader interpretation of the phenomenon is needed.
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- 2012
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