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Ментальные каузации и проблемы десубстантивации сознания в биологическом натурализме и нейроонтологии

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2012 Russian Publisher:Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего профессионального образования «Мурманский государственный технический университет»Journal:Вестник Мурманского государственного технического университета (issn: 1560-9278, eissn: 1997-4736, Copyright policy )

Ментальные каузации и проблемы десубстантивации сознания в биологическом натурализме и нейроонтологии

Abstract

In the paper the analysis of mental and neural causation in biological naturalism and neuroontology has been proposed. Some trends of naturalization and desubstantivization of consciousness have been considered.

В статье предложен анализ ментальной и невральной каузальности в биологическом натурализме и нейроонтологии. Отмечены тенденции натурализации и десубстантивации сознания.

Keywords

ПРОБЛЕМА "СОЗНАНИЕ – ТЕЛО", БИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ НАТУРАЛИЗМ, "ПЕРСПЕКТИВА ОТ ПЕРВОГО ЛИЦА", ЭМЕРДЖЕНТИЗМ, ЭЛИМИНАТИВИЗМ, "ПЕРСПЕКТИВА ОТ ПЕРВОГО МОЗГА", МЕНТАЛЬНЫЕ СОСТОЯНИЯ, НЕВРАЛЬНЫЕ СОСТОЯНИЯ, АВТОЭПИСТЕМИЧЕСКИЕ ОГРАНИЧЕНИЯ, НЕЙРОБИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ ДЕТЕРМИНИЗМ, МЕНТАЛЬНЫЕ КАУЗАЦИИ, СОСТОЯНИЯ МОЗГА, "MIND – BODY" PROBLEM, "FIRST-PERSON PERSPECTIVE", "FIRST-BRAIN PERSPECTIVE"

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