意识,4E认知和亚里士多德:一些概念和历史方面
1Romanian Young Academy (hosted by the University of Bucharest), Bucharest, Romania.
Frontiers in computational neuroscience
|December 11, 2023
概括
受亚里士多德启发的4E认知框架为人们提供了对意识的新见解. 这种方法可能有助于解决心身问题,并更好地解释神经科学对意识的发现.
科学领域:
- 认知科学 认知科学
- 思想的哲学 思想的哲学
- 神经科学是一个神经科学.
背景情况:
- 4E认知范式 (体现,嵌入,激活,扩展) 为人类意识提供了一个新的视角.
- 亚里士多德关于"自然" (phusis) 和"主动智力" (nous poiêtikos) 的概念与当代的认知科学产生共.
- 心身问题仍然是理解意识的核心挑战.
研究的目的:
- 探索亚里士多德对自然和智力的观点与4E认知的相关性.
- 为了证明亚里士多德的概念如何能为意识的理解提供信息.
- 为解释神经科学发现提出一个替代框架.
主要方法:
- 亚里士多德哲学著作的概念分析 (物理学,关于动物的部分,第二个分析,关于灵魂).
- 亚里士多德和4E认知理论之间的历史和哲学比较.
- 结合亚里士多德的因果关系与现代认知科学和神经科学.
主要成果:
- 亚里士多德的自然概念作为运动的内在冲动与体现和激活的认知保持一致.
- 积极智力和被动智力之间的区别提供了对认知过程的细微看法.
- 一个由亚里士多德启发的4E认知框架可能会超越笛卡尔的心身二元论.
结论:
- 亚里士多德的哲学为4E认知提供了宝贵的概念资源.
- 通过亚里士多德的镜头重新解释意识可能为心身问题提供解决方案.
- 由亚里士多德提出的4E认知范式可以增强对与意识相关的神经生理学现象的理解.
关键词:
4E 认知能力 4E 认知能力亚里士多德的亚里士多德是什么意思有活跃的智力.大脑网络 动态 动态有关因果关系的因果关系意识 意识 意识 意识 意识与意识有关的神经生理学现象.心灵与身体的问题.更多相关视频
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