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7 papers in the library · 2 citations · publishing 2017-2026

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Too Much Mind Extension? Towards a Virtue Ethics of the Extended Mind

Roczniki Filozoficzne September 30, 2026 Szymon Chlebowski, Dawid Ratajczyk, Michał Wyrwa

Historically, technological advancements allowed us to extend our capacities. However, too much reliance on technology can undermine essential cognitive functions. As we extend our minds, we can also overextend them. In this paper, we elaborate on what it means to dilute our minds in the context of the age of generative artificial intelligence (gAI), with a special focus on computationally...

An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Music, Rhythm, and Social Communication in the Digital Age: From Phenomenology to Embodied Cognition

Roczniki Filozoficzne September 30, 2026 Justyna Herda

The aim of this article is to present an interdisciplinary approach to the relationship between music, rhythm, and embodied cognition, and to outline the role of rhythmic synchronization as a factor regulating the formation of social bonds in the contemporary world, saturated with new technologies. This proposed framework integrates three research perspectives—neuroscientific, phenomenological,...

Założenia teoretyczne w intuicjach problemu świadomości

Roczniki Filozoficzne June 29, 2026 Mikołaj Kotuła

W jaki sposób powstają intuicje orzekające o istnieniu problemu ze świadomością i próbami jej fizycznego wyjaśnienia? W literaturze przedmiotu intuicje tego rodzaju dzielą się na inferencyjne, czyli wynikające z filozoficznych argumentów oraz nieinferencyjne, czyli poprzedzające filozoficzne argumenty. Ważne są intuicje nieinferencyjne, ponieważ poprzez swoją generyczność mają być w związku...

DOI: 10.18290/rf26742.6 (opens in new tab) Context archaeology Applied philosophy Panca Theology

The Epistemological Transformation of the Book of Nature: From Mirror to Touch

Roczniki Filozoficzne March 25, 2026 Magdalena Krasińska

This article examines the transformation of the metaphor of the Book of Nature from a catoptric to a haptic model of perception. Tracing its biblical and medieval origins, it explores the symbolic and theological frameworks that shaped the traditional view of nature as a divine mirror. Particular attention is given to Francis Bacon’s conception of nature as a legible system of signs, influenced...

DOI: 10.18290/rf26741.9 (opens in new tab) Reinterpretation Embodied cognition Metaphor George robot +8

Panpsychism and Pantheism. An Uneasy Alliance?

Roczniki Filozoficzne June 28, 2023 J. Jarocki

Although panpsychism and pantheism were seen as natural allies in the past, in contemporary philosophy it is widely common to stress differences rather than similarities between them. As a result, only few panpsychists (e.g. so-called cosmopsychists) acknowledge that their view may imply pantheism. In my paper, I argue that at least some popular versions of panpsychism do lead to pantheism. My...

Fizykalistyczny panpsychizm (przeł. Jacek Jarocki)

Roczniki Filozoficzne 2018 Galen Strawson 2 citations

Rougly speaking, panpsychism is the view, that everything is mind or have consciousness. Although the view has a long and venerable tradition, and becomes more and more popular in the contemporary debate, it still has many opponents. The aim of this article is to prove that panpsychism is the best metaphysical account of the nature of the ultimate stuff of reality. At the same time, it is a...

Mistycyzm integralny w ujęciu Bernarda McGinna

Roczniki Filozoficzne 2017 Mirosław Kiwka

Bernard McGinn is widely considered the preeminent scholar of mysticism in the Western Christian tradition. He is a leading authority on the thought of the 14th-century mystic Meister Eckhart as well as on various issues concerning apocalypticism. His current long-range project is a six-volume history of Western Christian mysticism under the general title The Presence of God , five volumes of...