a phenomenological framework for neuroscience?
Gestalt Theory 28 (1-2):109-122 (2006)
| Abstract | This paper tries to sketch what phenomenological constraints for Neurosciences would be looking like. It maintains that such an adequate phenomenological description as that provided by Gestalt psychology is a condition for the Neurosciences to account for every-day experience opf the world. The explanatory gap in Cognitive sciences is discussed with reference to Jackendoff, Prinz, and Köhler. | |||||||||
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