Mind, life, and matter in the hyperverse
University of Bucharest Publishing Company (2010)
| Abstract | This book is about the epistemologically different worlds (hyperverse) in relationship with the "I", the mind-body problem (Frith, Llinas), Bechtel's mechanisms, Clark's extended mind, Bickle's molecular and cellular cognition, Kauffman's life, quantum mechanics, gravity, hyperspace vs. hyperverse | |||||||||
| Keywords | epistemologically different worlds, the " I" , mind-body problem (Frith, Llinas) Bechtel's mechanisms, Clark's extended mind, Bickle's molecular and cellular cognition, Kauffman's life, quantum mechanics, gravity, hyperspace vs. hyperverse | |||||||||
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