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Eduardo Espinoza-Lecca

2 papers in the library · publishing 2018-2026

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The Nervous System in Pedro Ortiz Cabanillas’s Sociobiological Informational Theory: An Epistemological Alternative to Classical Neuroanatomy

Human Arenas May 17, 2026 Hans Contreras-Pulache, Diego Carrera-Hidalgo, Ana Astorga-Cota et al.

This article examines Pedro Ortiz Cabanillas’s original model of nervous system organization, as presented in the second edition of Introducción a una Psicobiología del Hombre (2010). The framework integrates three core components —emotional, productive, and volitional— across five hierarchical levels (cellular, tissue, neural, paleocortical, and neocortical), which in turn span biological,...

DOI: 10.1007/s42087-026-00610-5 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Sociobiology Counterpoint Context archaeology Neuroanatomy +7

[Notes on the historical evolution of the work of Pedro Ortiz Cabanillas and his sociobiological informational theory].

Revista peruana de medicina experimental y salud publica 2018 Hans Contreras-Pulache, Eduardo Espinoza-Lecca, Javier Sevillano-Jimenez

The Informational Sociobiological Theory proposes a radically-different definition of living systems and, therefore, is the only existing neurological theory that evades the mind-brain problem and explains the nature of human consciousness. It was developed by Pedro Ortiz Cabanillas between 1984 and 2011. In this document we are presenting a listing of his main works. We include, additionally,...