Mens
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Mens est sentiendi et cogitandi apud hominem facultas, qua res etiam ab omni materia abstractas percipimus et contemplamur. Quae vis animi nascitur ex perceptionum memoriarum permotionum cogitationum imaginationum coniunctione, quam intellegentia et libero arbitrio disponimus. Sunt qui mentem velut agmen aut flumen insequentium cogitationum esse putent.
Sunt multae theoriae mentis et eius effectionis. Prima de mente hodie nota opera sunt a Zarathustra, Buddha, Platone, Aristotele, Sankara, et aliis antiquis philosophis Graecis, Indis, Buddhisticis et Islamicis scripta. Theoriae mentis de theologia deductae proferunt coniunctionem inter mentem et animam, res caelestes, divinitatem, vel "essentias" a deis homini datas. Theoriae hodiernae, de scientifica cerebri intellegentia deductae, ponunt mentem esse opus cerebri, cui sunt aspectus conscii et non conscii.
Nexus interni
Bibliographia
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Rosenbaum, R. Shayna, Donald T. Stuss, Brian Levine, et Endel Tulving. 2007. Theory of Mind Is Independent of Episodic Memory. Science 318(5854, 23 Novembris):1257. [1]
- Crocco, Mario. 2004. On Minds’ Localization: Clues from a range of academic topics suggest that observers are put in operative connection or disconnection with the surrounding occurrences by the physiologically modulated motion of unidentified microphysical particles. Electroneurobiología 12(3):244–257.
- Crocco, Mario, et Mariela Szirko. 2008. Caput XI: M Szirko et Caput XII: Mario Crocco[nexus deficit], pp. 313-393 in Helmut Wautischer, ed., Conscientiae Ontologia: Actio Percipientis / Ontology of Consciousness - Percipient Action[nexus deficit]. Bostoniae: MIT Press et Bradford Books. ISBN 9780262232593.
Nexus externi
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad mentem spectant. |
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Vicicitatio habet citationes quae ad mentem spectant. |
- "The Mind is What the Brain Does" - Commentarius National Geographic
- Abhidhamma: Buddhist Perspective of the Mind and the Mental Functions
- Buddhist View of the Mind
- Current Scientific Research on the Mind and Brain
- The Extended Mind by Andy Clark & David J. Chalmers
- The Mind and the Brain A site exploring J. Krishnamurti's view of the Mind.
- Canonizer.com open survey topic on theories of mind.