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2026 Katsunori Miyahara
Enactivism is a philosophical framework to understand life and cognition, initially formulated by neuroscientist Francisco Varela and his collaborators in their 1991 book The Embodied Mind . This chapter outlines its main ideas and key concepts.
Актуальні проблеми філософії та соціології 2026 A. M. Muliar
СВІДОМІСТЬ У ПЛАТОНІЗМІ ТА АРИСТОТИЛІЗМІ: РІЗНИЦЯ ДУАЛІСТИЧНИХ І МОНІСТИЧНИХ ПІДХОДІВ У ДАВНЬОГРЕЦЬКІЙ ФІЛОСОФІЇ Постановка проблеми статті полягає у з'ясуванні того, наскільки адекватно природу людської свідомості можна описати в межах двох класичних концептуальних моделей -платонівського дуалізму та аристотелівського монізму -і в тому, якою мірою їхні онтологічні та гносеологічні передумови...
La Clinica terapeutica 2026 Das Anwesha, B Shetty Sneha, K Bhagyalakshmi et al.
Yoga is a holistic practice that integrating asanas, pranayama, and meditation promoting physical, psychological, and cognitive well-being. Long-term practice of yoga has been associated with various beneficial effects. However, the influence of the duration of yoga practice on cognitive and psychological outcomes remains inadequately understood. This study was aimed to assess the impact of the...
International Journal of Sports Health and Physical Education 2026 Kuldip Kumar, CP Singh Bhati, Madhvi Chandra
Introduction: Police personnel face high levels of stress and anxiety due to their exposure to traumatic and life-threatening situations. While traditional interventions are common, yoga has emerged as a promising alternative for mitigating stress and anxiety. This paper systematically reviews literature on the effectiveness of yoga-based interventions for police personnel, focusing on...
Open Mind 2026 Oakley Charlotte Author, MacKenzie Matthew Advisor, Kasser Jeff Committee Member et al.
There has been a recent resurgence of both cultural and scientific interest in altered states of consciousness. Among the most puzzling and widely reported are mystical experiences—anomalous events where one’s ordinary sense of self is replaced by an overwhelming and transcendent feeling of connectedness or unity. These ‘unitive’ mystical experiences challenge many of our common intuitions...
PLOS mental health 2026 Sajama Nepali
Spirituality has long been recognized as a fundamental dimension of human health and well-being, yet its integration into mental health frameworks remains limited. This essay explores how spirituality is experienced as a coping resource for mental well-being, highlighting mechanisms through which spiritual and religious practices support emotional regulation, resilience, and a sense of purpose....
AYUSCRIPT 2026 N Bhai
Introduction: In the modern educational era, students experience significant pressure due to parental and societal expectations. The fear of falling behind in an increasingly competitive examination environment makes them more susceptible to anxiety and stress. In Ayurveda, anxiety and stress are referred to as Chittodvega and are classified under Manasika Vikaras. Stress has become a...
Open Journal of Philosophy 2026 Peter Lloyd
This paper adopts the philosophical theory of mental monism and examines the constraints on models of embodiment within that framework. It proposes a biologically plausible model of embodiment in brains and suggests an extension to embodiment in machines. The conscious mind is characterized as a nonphysical and nonlocal system comprised only of volitions and phenomenal experiences, subject to...
2026 Shigeru Taguchi
This paper introduces phenomenology as a mode of thinking grounded in appearance and experience, focusing on Husserl’s foundational ideas and their broader philosophical implications. The phenomenological framework is built upon intentionality and constitution. Intentionality is the structured relation where diverse experiences converge to form a coherent appearance. Constitution describes how...
2026 Lewis Fallis
Proust can help us understand the implications of the theory of top-down perception and can contribute to contemporary debates in the philosophy of perception by leading us back to an appreciation of an Aristotelian view of the relationship between perceiving and valuing. The character of Charles Swann—whose mind, in the grip of love, modifies the world to suit its own expectations and...