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The Attentional Elsewhere: Phenomenal Space and the Displacement of Presence

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) September 19, 2026 David (daoud) Matta preprint

This paper develops a contemplative phenomenology of the attentional elsewhere: the condition in which a person remains bodily situated in one place while attention, affect, and practical orientation become organised within another phenomenal world. Accounts of mind wandering, perceptual decoupling, and mental time travel explain important aspects of attentional departure but do not describe...

(Dis)Embodiment and metaethics

Philosophical Explorations September 18, 2026 Sander van Eijkern

This paper argues that the predominant metaethical positions, namely, expressivism, naturalist realism, nonnaturalist realism, and error theory, treat normativity as explanatorily efficacious in thought and action only insofar as mental states mediate it. This reflects a mentalistic, representationalist conception of cognition and agency that restricts metaethical theorizing. To avoid this...

From creation to creator: the role of organology in the critical reflection of a philosopher of consciousness

Pan-Art September 18, 2026 A. Muss, V. Н. Maraev

The research aim is to present an approach to the study of consciousness from the perspective of philosophical anthropology. The article reveals that the view of consciousness as a complex object emerged only in the mid-20th century, with the advent of neurocognitive science, which currently does not exhaust the possibilities of philosophical conceptualization. Philosophical anthropology could...

The Self of No-Self:

Dia-noesis. September 18, 2026 Yiwen Zhang

Large language models produce first-person expressions, simulate hesitation, and generate apparently self-referential judgments. These behaviors have reopened philosophical debates about machine selfhood, yet existing positions share an unexamined assumption: that genuine selfhood requires a persistent, unified substantial subject. This paper names that assumption substantial-self priority and...

Holy, holy, holy! : toward a mystical style in film

cIRcle (University of British Columbia) September 18, 2026 Jacob Noah Pascoe

This thesis proposes a methodology that melds theological inquiry with cinematic analysis ultimately arguing that cinema can serve as a site of mystical encounter. In an age of increasing irrationality, spiritual expression in cinema has shifted from a meditative, passive transcendentalism toward an active, urgent, and often violent mysticism. Drawing on contemporary cinematic examples from...

Intensity as an Ontological Variable Erosion, Reconfiguration, and Finite Continuance

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) September 18, 2026 Morteza Niami preprint

Abstract: Intensity has occupied a significant position in modern and contemporary philosophy, particularly in accounts of duration, affect, difference, embodiment, becoming, and material transformation. From Bergson’s analysis of qualitative multiplicity and duration to Deleuze’s ontology of intensive difference, and from phenomenological accounts of lived affectivity to contemporary...

Split-Brain Revisit: Persistent Asymmetry and Strucural Constrains

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) September 18, 2026 Yoshiyuki Ohmura, Yasuo Kuniyoshi preprint

The split-brain syndrome has long been interpreted as evidence for divided consciousness. However, while some classical findings have been challenged by recent studies, one robust phenomenon remains: the inability to compare stimuli presented independently to the left and right visual fields. Existing interpretations have increasingly preserved some notion of a unified subject or conscious...

Emergent flow theory: autonomic coherence as a gain parameter for the temporal architecture of conscious integration

Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience September 18, 2026 Alfredo López Parra

Contemporary neuroscientific theories of consciousness—including Global Neuronal Workspace Theory (GNW), Integrated Information Theory (IIT), and the Predictive Processing/Free Energy Principle (PP/FEP)—have not formalized autonomic and neuromodulatory state as explicit dynamic control parameters within models of conscious integration. This gap constitutes the explanatory niche addressed by the...

Сознание в квантовой и правовой реальности: точки соприкосновения

Вестник Удмуртского университета. Серия «Экономика и право» September 17, 2026 Олег Александрович Пучков

Целью статьи является анализ новых аспектов проблемы сознания как явления правовой и квантовой реальности, обозначенных в контексте трёх научных революций - информационной, цифровой и квантовой. Мировоззренческая и методологическая задачи исследования состоят в том, чтобы показать деактуализацию традиционного отношения к сознанию как реальности ментального (идеального), противоположного...