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Comentário a “Repensando as interações humano-IA a partir da mantenabilidade: um quarto critério para os critérios de Glue and Trust na tese da mente estendida”: além da mantenabilidade: o acoplamento em sistemas técnico-cognitivos

Trans/Form/Ação April 30, 2025 Leandro Giri

Referência do artigo comentado: Oliveira, Deivide Garcia da Silva. Rethinking Human-AI interactions through the maintainability: a new criterion for Trust and Glue in the Extended Mind Thesis. Trans/Form/Ação: Revista de Filosofia da Unesp, Marília, SP, v. 48, n. 2, e025061, 2025. Disponível em: https://revistas.marilia.unesp.br/index.php/transformacao/article/view/17001. Submissão: 17/04/2025...

Overlapping Cortical Substrate of Biomechanical Control and Subjective Agency.

Journal of Neuroscience April 30, 2025 John P Veillette, Alfred F Chao, Romain Nith et al.

Every movement requires the nervous system to solve a complex biomechanical control problem, but this process is mostly veiled from one's conscious awareness. Simultaneously, we also have conscious experience of controlling our movements-our sense of agency (SoA). Whether SoA corresponds to those neural representations that implement actual neuromuscular control is an open question with...

The Duality of Divine Presence: Exploring the Dark Schechina in Jewish Mystical Thought and Post-Holocaust Theology

Journal of Behavioral Health and Psychology April 30, 2025 Julian Ungar-Sargon

This paper examines the complex theological concept of the dark side of the Schechina (Divine Presence) as presented in contemporary Jewish mystical thought and its relationship to post-Holocaust theological discourse. Through close analysis of primary texts that explore the feminine divine in Jewish tradition from rabbinic literature through medieval Kabbalah to Hasidic texts and engaging with...

Integration of meditation and cathartic experiences: Mechanisms of emotional release and psychological recovery

Journal of Meditation based Psychological Counseling April 30, 2025 Joonhee Kim

Purpose: By comparing and examining the concepts of sati in the Buddhist tradition and katharsis in Western philosophy, we propose an integrated approach to relieve negative emotions and induce psychological recovery. Object of study: The main object of analysis is the practice of sati in Buddhist scriptures and the theory of catharsis in Aristotle's Poetics and Politics. Method: Through...

From Meditative States to Lasting Transformation: Awareness of Nonduality in Contemplative Science

The Institute of Mind Humanities April 30, 2025 Chris Krägeloh 1 citation

Nondual awareness and nonduality have been discussed increasing in the psychological literature in the context of mindfulness-based interventions. Particularly later generations of such programs increasingly link mindfulness practice to spirituality or Buddhist philosophy. For that reason, terms related to nonduality, including nondualism and nondual awareness, are being discussed for a broader...

DOI: 10.61420/mp.2025.6.1.41 (opens in new tab) Contemplation Transformation genetics Altered state Epistemology +1

Advaita Vedanta and Contemporary Science: Critical Intersections Between Non-Dualistic Philosophy and Scientific Paradigms of Consciousness

Journal for Research in Applied Sciences and Biotechnology April 30, 2025 Harikumar Pallathadka, Parag Deb Roy

This interdisciplinary study investigates the complex relationship between Advaita Vedanta, one of India's most sophisticated philosophical traditions, and contemporary scientific paradigms across quantum physics, neuroscience, and consciousness studies. Rather than merely asserting parallels, this research critically examines both the convergences and divergences between Advaitic principles...

DOI: 10.55544/jrasb.4.2.22 (opens in new tab) Consciousness Vedanta Epistemology Theology

Ontological and Epistemological Function of Mythical-Religious Consciousness in the Philosophy of Ernst Cassirer and Mircea Eliade

Studia Religiologica April 30, 2025 Jan Jakub Kalinowski

The aim of this article is to present the concept of mythical-religious consciousness and present its ontological and epistemological significance through the meaning-giving aspect of myth and the category of the sacred as demonstrated by Ernst Cassirer and Mircea Eliade. Regardless of the significant differences in the understanding of myth and religion of both thinkers, we shall try to...

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...