Emergentist Monism, Biological Realism, Operations and Brain-Mind Problem
Physics of Life Reviews 7 (2):264-268 (2010)
| Abstract | We would like to thank all the commentators who responded to our target review paper for their thought-provoking ideas and for their initially positive characterization of our theorizing. Our position provoked a broad range of reactions, from enthusiastic support to some kind of opposition. Regardless of the type of the response, one common factor appears to be the plausibility of a presented attempt to apply insights from physics, biology (neuroscience), and phenomenology of mind to form a unified theoretical framework of Operational Architectonics of brain-mind functioning. | |||||||||
| Keywords | spatial temporal space-time operational architectonics isomorphism metastability consciousness EEG cognition dynamics | |||||||||
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