Titlebook: Biological Naturalism and the Mind-Body Problem; Jane Anderson Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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The Hard and the Easy Problems of Consciousness,nstances of easy-problem ‘consciousness’ that are actually not conscious. Cognitive processes (particularly, those targeted?in cognitive dissonance studies and decision-making studies) are also shown to be dissociated from consciousness. The second part of the chapter concerns ‘the hard problem’ of

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The Brain and the Mind-body-self,which children are born with parts of their brains missing or damaged. The examination of this condition reinforces all the claims of the previous chapters, and also shows, firstly, that because hydranencephalic children undoubtedly enjoy some level of phenomenal experience, the cerebral cortex is n

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Twenty-first-century Biological Naturalism: The Body-Map-Based View and the Affect-Centric View,map-based’ view is discussed first, in light of what has been said in the foregoing chapters about how (and how not) to approach the mind-body problem. The second section is about Jaak Panksepp’s ‘a(chǎn)ffect-centric’ view—especially how this view compares with Damasio’s, in these same respects. Although

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Final Thoughts, views are naturalistic, and reject dualism, but the affect-centric view does not propose to account for the mind-body-self in terms of perception, cognition, introspection, rationality, or the functioning of the cerebral cortex. Something along the lines of this view, therefore, should be used as t

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Book 2024ing carbon production, reduction, utilization, storage, capture, markets, and society, etc. It concludes that carbon neutrality is the pathway to global green and low-carbon sustainable development and the foundation for building harmonious ecological civilization. This book is a valuable reference