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Kant on Consciousness and Its Limits

Revue de métaphysique et de morale January 31, 2023 Béatrice Longuenesse 5 citations

Le présent essai tente de tirer au clair les différentes significations des termes « conscient » et « conscience » dans la philosophie critique de Kant et en particulier dans la Critique de la raison pure . On considère d’abord les divers types de représentations et ce que veut dire Kant lorsqu’il les dit « avec » ou « sans » conscience. On considère ensuite le concept de conscience tel qu’il...

Neurobiological Underpinnings of the Projection of Conscious Contents

Journal of Consciousness Studies January 30, 2023 Alfredo Pereira

The projection of conscious content is a central feature of Max Velmans' theory of consciousness, implying that conscious experiences are built within a conversation of minds and worlds in which they form a 'reflexive' unity – as stated in his reflexive monism theory. What are the neurobiological structures and functions that underpin the experience of conscious contents being located in a...

Perspectives of Maternal Mindful Parenting: Development and Initial Validation of the Mindful Parenting Inventories for Parents (MPIP) and Children (MPIC)

Mindfulness January 30, 2023 Pınar Acet, Bonamy R. Oliver 19 citations

Abstract Objectives Mindful parenting and its association with children’s socio-emotional development has garnered increasing research interest in recent years, but child perspectives are little understood. Here, we introduce the development and initial validation of parallel parent- and child-reported inventories—the Mindful Parenting Inventories for Parents (MPIP) and Children (MPIC)—that aim...

Self-Consciousness and Self-Awareness: Associations between Stable and Transitory Levels of Evidence.

Behavioral Sciences January 30, 2023 Maurício Majolo, William Barbosa Gomes, Thiago Gomes DeCastro

The theory of objective self-awareness predicts the assessment of stable or dispositional self-consciousness and transitory or situational self-awareness. The aim of the present research was to investigate potential associations between patterns of experiential self-description to scores on self-report measures of dispositional self-consciousness. A total of 64 Brazilian volunteers (Mage =...

DOI: 10.3390/bs13020117 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Assessment Self-awareness Mixed methods Self-consciousness +1

A Preliminary Quranic Review of Consciousness

Journal of Strategic and Global Studies January 30, 2023 Hana Naufanita, Nurwahidin Nurwahidin, Ali Ghazali

Consciousness is a classical discourse among scientists, philosophers, and theologians across time and space. It has become a hard problem from many angles: What it is? How do we approach it? How it is being discussed? What is the objective? Etc. The vast scope of the topic causes consciousness to become an intriguing topic to many disciplines. This paper offers multidisciplinary research to...

PreK-12 Education

January 30, 2023 Seonaigh MacPherson, Patricia Rockman 1 citation

This chapter begins by considering the integration of mindfulness as social-emotional learning (SEL) in preK-12 education. Just as mindfulness migrated into higher education through contemplative studies, in preK-12 it did so by being embedded within the broader SEL curricular innovations, with implications for student wellbeing and learning. It chronicles the corresponding shift from a...

Higher Education

January 30, 2023 Seonaigh MacPherson, Patricia Rockman 1 citation

This chapter reviews the slow but steady uptake of mindfulness in modern higher education contexts, where mindfulness has tended to follow two predominant routes: As less formal extra-curricular or small-dose programmes, similar to community-based initiatives; or as integrated programmes within the formal curricula of disciplines and professional programmes. With respect to the latter route,...

An Anthropological Outline of the Sutta Nipāta: The Contemplative Experience in Early Buddhist Poetry

Religions January 29, 2023 Federico Divino 13 citations

By examining the Sutta Nipāta, considered one of the collections containing the oldest texts of the Pāli canon, this study aims to reconstruct social, historical, and anthropological aspects of archaic Buddhist doctrine at the time of its definition in dialectic with the forces of orthodoxy and constituted power in 6th century BCE India. This study also provides important insights into the...

Specific Reduction in the Cortisol Awakening Response after Socio-Affective Mental Training

Mindfulness January 28, 2023 Veronika Engert, Katja Hoehne, Tania Singer

Objectives Psychosocial stress is an inherent part of modern lifestyle, and many suffer from chronic stress exposure and the subsequent development of stress-related diseases. In searching for efficient low-cost interventions to reduce stress, we investigated the effects of regular contemplative mental practice on diurnal cortisol activity as an indicator of the basal, everyday stress load....

An expanded mindful mindset: The role of different skills in stress reduction and life satisfaction

Journal of Consumer Affairs January 26, 2023 Shalini Bahl, George R. Milne, Kunal Swani 10 citations

Abstract Mindsets brought to the marketplace by consumers determine the decisions they make and, ultimately, their well‐being. Mindsets based on a comprehensive set of mindfulness skills can provide a broader lens to understanding life's varied situations to make better choices. Considering research on mindfulness and Buddhist psychology, this study introduced an expanded mindful mindset...