3 papers in the library · publishing 2025-2026
Scholarly Review Journal January 15, 2026 Jessie Gao
This paper challenges the anthropocentric conception of phenomenal consciousness, arguing that its potential manifestations extend beyond the human brain to encompass certain animals, plants, and future artificial systems. Drawing on evidence from comparative cognition, plant neurobiology, and neuromorphic computing, the essay posits that consciousness is best understood as a functional...
Scholarly Review Journal September 15, 2025 G. Chang
In Buddhist philosopher Vasubandhu’s Twenty Verses, Vasubandhu’s mind-only philosophy offers a compelling alternative to realist accounts of intersubjectivity by arguing that shared perceptions do not require the existence of mind-independent objects. Drawing on Vasubandhu’s Twenty Verses and his responses to objections regarding spatial-temporal perception, intersubjectivity, and effective...
Scholarly Review Journal March 15, 2025 Ryan Qi
Due to the ubiquitous nature of anxiety conditions and comorbidities and their detrimental damages, there has been increasing interest in anxiety research and treatment development. Here, current literature on anxiety and therapies are combined to form an overview of the available scientific knowledge. There is currently a substantial amount of information on anxiety disorders, such as the...