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Research

Property Dualism as a Contemporary Stronghold of Dualism in Philosophy of Mind: A Multidimensional Comparison between Substance Dualism and Property Dualism

Beytulhikme An International Journal of Philosophy 2023 Mehtap Doğan

Çağdaş zihin felsefesi tartışmalarında baskın pozisyon şüphesiz ki fizikalizmdir. Ancak fizikalizmin nesnel bakış açısı ile fenomenal bilinci açıklayabilen kuşatıcı bir bakış açısı sunulamamaktadır. İçsel deneyimin içeriklerine ait fenomenal nitelikleri, fiziksel niteliklere indirgeyen açıklama modellerine getirilen güçlü itirazlar ile zihinsel ve fiziksel karşıtlığını kabul eden felsefecilerin...

Scratching the structure of moral agency: insights from philosophy applied to neuroscience.

Frontiers in Neuroscience 2023 Francisco Javier Castro-Toledo, Pablo Cerezo, Ana Belén Gómez-Bellvís

This paper explores the intersection between neuroscience and philosophy, particularly in the areas of moral philosophy and philosophy of mind. While traditional philosophical questions, such as those relating to free will and moral motivation, have been subject to much debate, the rise of neuroscience has led to a reinterpretation of these questions considering empirical evidence. This has led...

DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2023.1198001 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Consciousness Free will Moral agency Neurophilosophy +1

A Review of Bhramari Pranayama's Impact on Mental Health

International Research Journal of Ayurveda & Yoga 2023 P. Yadav

Background -People's lifestyles have become very mechanical in the modern day. Everyone is in a rat race to meet their goals, which causes stress. The repercussions of this stress on a person's physical and mental health are further. The healthy development of emotional attitudes and personality that coexist peacefully with the entire society or community is what is meant by mental health....

Hypnagogia

New England review 2023 Deborah Golub

Hypnagogia Deborah Golub (bio) 1. We wandered in loudly 2. Turning up identity, "I am!" 3. We fought like kangaroos. 4. Mercy on her head would have done the same 5. Crossing details of loneliness. 6. Living in the bone structure of our parents 7. The precipitation always breathes 8. Holding on for dear life. 9. Every day, grief makes the stomach churn. 10. How long can a diamond be held 11....

Mind’s Travail

Open Journal of Philosophy 2023 Robert S. Corrington

The purpose of this essay is to map out the perspective of ecstatic naturalism and its corollary theology of deep pantheism. Ecstatic naturalism begins and ends with the fissuring between nature naturing (nature perennially creating itself out of itself alone) and nature natured (the innumerable orders of the world). Nature naturing and its pulsating potencies could also be named: der Wille...

DOI: 10.4236/ojpp.2023.132016 (opens in new tab) Unconscious mind Naturalism Theism Transcendental number +4

Quadrato motor training (QMT) influences IL-1β expression and creativity: Implications for inflammatory state reduction and cognitive enhancement.

Progress in Brain Research 2023 Loredana Verdone, Fabio Marson, Micaela Caserta et al.

Mind-body practices and meditation have been increasingly studied in recent years due to their beneficial effects on cognition, and physical and psychological health. Growing evidence suggests that these practices could be utilized as interventions to impact age-related biological processes, such as cognitive decline, inflammation, and homeostatic dysregulation. Indeed, it has been reported...

DOI: 10.1016/bs.pbr.2022.12.008 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Cognitive improvement Creativity Il-1β Inflammation +3

A sense of connectedness, transcendent experiences, and insights for compassionate action emerge through an international collective labyrinth walk with a shared intention during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Frontiers in Psychology 2023 Jocelyn Shealy McGee, Christine Katzenmeyer, Stephanie Clintonia Boddie et al.

Labyrinth walking is an integrative contemplative practice that aims to engage the body, heart, mind, and spirit. In this article, qualitative findings from the first year of a mixed methods study on collective labyrinth walking with a shared intention are described. This form of labyrinth walking is distinct in that it is a social contemplative practice. It expands upon most of the labyrinth...

DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1232784 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Connectedness Consciousness Contemplative practices Flourishing +4

Self-Structure in Persecutory Delusions.

Behavior Therapy 2023 Lyn Ellett, Jessica Kingston, Eryna Tarant et al.

There is currently limited research examining self-structure in clinical groups and no current data on the extent to which self-structure is amendable to change following psychological therapy. We address this important gap by examining self-structure in individuals with persecutory delusions using the card sort task, an established paradigm measuring key self-structure indices, including the...

DOI: 10.1016/j.beth.2022.07.011 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Compartmentalization Persecutory delusions Schizophrenia Self-concept +1

Reflections on extraordinary knowing: Insight into the nature of the mind.

Explore 2023 Marjorie Woollacott, Anne Shumway-Cook, John Renesch

Scientists have spent considerable time and effort studying and mapping the geography of the brain, with the expectation that this understanding will lead to insights related to the nature of the mind. This article discusses evidence that, while the mind utilizes sensory information processed by the brain, awareness is not limited to these structures. Research studies give evidence supporting...

Quantum aspects of the brain-mind relationship: A hypothesis with supporting evidence.

Biosystems 2023 Stuart Kauffman, Dean Radin

If all aspects of the mind-brain relationship were adequately explained by classical physics, then there would be no need to propose alternatives. But faced with possibly unresolvable puzzles like qualia and free will, other approaches are required. In alignment with a suggestion by Heisenberg in 1958, we propose a model whereby the world consists of two elements: Ontologically real Possibles...

DOI: 10.1016/j.biosystems.2022.104820 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Brain-mind Consciousness Quantum biology Quantum measurement