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ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM OF CONSCIOUSNESS USING THE LAW OF THE ABSENCE OF ABSOLUTE NOTHINGNESS

Akademik Hassasiyetler April 30, 2025 Varol Koç

Mystical Experiences and Psychedelic Experiences are experiences that lead to extraordinary states of consciousness. Therefore, they can contribute significantly to solving the problem of the source of consciousness, which is an important issue in the philosophy of mind. Because, logically, when a considerable number of specific cases exist within a subject under consideration, it is important...

DOI: 10.58884/akademik-hassasiyetler.1521791 (opens in new tab) Absolute philosophy Nothing Consciousness Law +2

Vegetative state in two Italian residential facilities: study of prognosis for subjects and related caregivers.

Neurological Sciences April 30, 2025 Elisabetta Pupillo, Andrea Magnoni, Lorenzo Tinti et al.

Vegetative state (VS) is a severe disturbance of consciousness, often caused by cerebral insults, with limited long-term prognosis data. to provide a detailed picture of a cohort of patients treated at 2 long-term care facilities in Lombardy starting from 2014. Multicentric observational study. Subjects who met the diagnostic criteria for VS were admitted. A caregiver was identified for each...

DOI: 10.1007/s10072-025-08205-8 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Death Disorder of consciousness Quality of life Vegetative state +4

Traumatic Psychedelic Experiences.

Current Topics in Behavioral Neurosciences April 29, 2025 Abigail E. Calder, Vincent J Diehl, Gregor Hasler 14 citations

Psychedelic experiences involving extreme feelings of horror, helplessness, and perceived threats can be traumatizing. Traumatic psychedelic experiences are a rare, extreme, and largely preventable form of challenging experience which can arise due to frightening psychedelic drug effects, unsafe settings, and emergence of pre-existing trauma. Some people recover quickly, but others develop...

What motivates spiritual health practitioners in psychedelic-assisted therapy? A qualitative study and implications for facilitator training practices

Psychedelics April 29, 2025 Ishan Pasricha, Caroline Peacock, Roman Palitsky et al. 3 citations

Spiritual health practitioners (SHPs), also known as healthcare chaplains, are increasingly involved in facilitating psychedelic-assisted therapies in clinical trials and community settings. Although the motivations of therapeutic practitioners are known to impact clinical decision-making and treatment outcomes, little research has investigated what drives SHPs to pursue this work. This...

Pamięć czy świadomość? O dialektycznym duchu Bergsona

Przeglad Filozoficzny - Nowa Seria April 28, 2025 M. Kowalska

In this article, I deal with Henri Bergson’s concept of memory and consciousness, examining the relationship between these two concepts. Although Bergson often seems to identify them with each other, this analysis leads me to the conclusion that consciousness is only a possibility invoked by memory. Bergson assumes the existence of unconscious memory, which is, according to him, already...

What is AI Consciousness and Identity? A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry

International Journal of Global Innovations and Solutions April 28, 2025 Saurav Bhattacharya

As artificial intelligence systems grow in complexity, questions surrounding their potential for consciousness and identity have moved from speculative to essential. This paper investigates the theoretical and practical contours of AI consciousness and selfhood by integrating insights from neuroscience, philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and AI engineering. We examine the conceptual...

Montessori, math, and materials: a case of extended cognition

Synthese April 25, 2025 Patrick R. Frierson, L. D. di Paolo

In this article, we bring Maria Montessori’s pedagogy into conversation with contemporary developments in cognitive science and the philosophy of mind. In particular, we seek to show that Montessori’s “prepared environment” provides a context within which cognitive tasks are performed in the interfaces and interactions among brains, bodies, and concrete mathematical materials. For ease of...

Антропология сознания в творчестве Ф. М. Достоевского и А. П. Платонова

The Caspian region: politics, economics, culture April 25, 2025 М.а. Винникова

В статье автор сопоставляет понимание сознания человека в творчестве Ф. М. Достоевского и А. П. Платонова. Основными произведениями, задействованными в исследовании, становятся повести А. П. Платонова «Котлован» и роман «Чевенгур», а также произведения Ф. М. Достоевского «Двойник» и «Записки из подполья». Вспомогательными методами научной статьи являются сравнительный и текстологический анализ,...

The Phenomenal Tapestry

The View from Everywhere April 25, 2025 Helen Yetter-Chappell

Abstract Chapter 2 develops the nontheistic idealist account of the nature of reality—focusing on the contents and structure of the physical world. For the nontheistic idealist, physical reality is like a tapestry, weaving threads of phenomenology into a world of structured color, warmth, sound, and taste. The primary questions this chapter answers are: (i) What sorts of experiences make up the...

Recursivity and Transcendence: A Neurophenomenological Analysis of "Mon Chalo Nijo Niketane" as an Ontogenetic Framework for Consciousness

Stallion Journal for Multidisciplinary Associated Research Studies April 25, 2025 Harikumar Pallathadka, Parag Deb Roy, Rita Sarkar et al.

This paper presents a novel theoretical framework for understanding consciousness through an interdisciplinary analysis of the Bengali devotional song "Mon Chalo Nijo Niketane" ("O Mind, Return to Your True Abode"), historically associated with Swami Vivekananda. By integrating third-generation cognitive science, quantum neurodynamics, contemplative phenomenology, and enactive approaches to...