Ron de Weijze Free University Amsterdam
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  1. Ron C. de Weijze, Bodiless Affect.
    Mind and body have been reunited by the "affective turn" in philosophy and (neuro-) psychology. Yet, for centuries they have been painstakingly kept apart, for a specific reason. Methodologically, to find out about the world, apply justice or follow news, independent confirmation has always been indispensable. As it turns out, it also plays an important role in our personal everyday lives, to stay away from depersonalization- or derealization disorders and mainly to become and stay happy.
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  2. Ron C. de Weijze, Constructive Recollection.
    We all live in the same world and we all have our trusts, expectations, presumptions, predictions, beliefs and intentions. They may be wrapped up in a theory or a model that makes us know and sense, intuit and realize, try and value or act and react - just in the mind or also in reality. Constructive recollection is a theory and a model. And it is about, though not restricted to, all of the above. Politics and ethics are derived from (...)
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  3. Ron C. de Weijze, Chiasmic Reflection And Confirmation.
    Epistemological monism and ontological dualism, closely parallel philological Postmodernism and philosophical Modernism. As Social Constructionism seems to be a product of Postmodernism from which roots one of its founders, John Shotter now "backs away", "the edge" brings it closer to Modernism. A model is suggested to describe and explain living chiasmic relations on the edge both in monistic and in dualistic terms.
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  4. Ron C. de Weijze, Processing Criticism And Spontaneity.
    If Social Constructionism does not prefer monistic Postmodernism over dualistic Modernism, it should include, next to living expressions and spontaneous gestures, criticism into its process model, occurring as independent confirmation and implying coordinated reflection between the knowing organism and its sensed environment.
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  5. Ron C. de Weijze, Unadaptive Consciousness In Evolutionary Psychology.
    The role of consciousness in evolutionary psychology, apart from postponing, rerouting, reinterpreting or ignoring stimuli, may simply be independently confirming, as in any science’s methodology.
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