Titlebook: Self, Culture and Consciousness; Interdisciplinary Co Sangeetha Menon,Nithin Nagaraj,V. V. Binoy Book 2017 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Lt

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Soumya Iyengar,Pooja Parishar,Alok Nath Mohapatrathe existing results, and points out potential research directions. Attention is focused on solutions – that is, inventory decisions prior and subsequent to information updates and the impact of the quality of information on these decisions..978-1-4419-5481-7978-0-387-25663-4Series ISSN 0884-8289 Series E-ISSN 2214-7934

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Samir KarmakarReview of earlier editions:.?.“Colton and Kress have written a scholarly, state of the art account of their view of direct and inverse scattering. The book is a pleasure to read as a graduate text or to dip into at leisure. It suggests a number of open problems and will be a source of inspiration fo

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r resistive boundary condition, etc. Here, following the main guideline of our book, we will concentrate on one model problem for which we will develop ideas which in general can also be used to study a wider class of related problems. The inverse problem we consider is, given the far field pattern

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Bridging Self, Culture and Consciousness,ons in order to reflect upon the most exciting possibilities and debate the fundamental aspects of consciousness and self in the context of cultural, philosophical and multidisciplinary divergences. In this chapter we suggest that the understanding of self, culture and consciousness requires us to d

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Meditation, Cognitive Reserve and the Neural Basis of Consciousness have provided ample evidence of enhanced structural plasticity, fibre tract integrity, enhanced brain synchrony and oscillations that reflect general aspects of meditation effects. Such practices make the brain more resilient by bringing about anatomical and functional variability at the network le

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Promises and Limitations of Conscious Machinesannot play games other than chess. While designing robots with such features, ethics and laws should be formulated to address questions like, what will ‘.’ think of ‘.’? What will a driverless car think and how it will act if confronted with a dog right in front while driving? Any cognitive system t

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‘Is Grandma Still There?’ A Pastoral and Ethical Reflection on the Soul and Continuing Self-identityial substrate but are nevertheless able to find meaning in the hints of continuing self-identity. I conclude with an affirmation that no matter how limited rational capacity may be in any human being, so long as they are not brain dead, they retain consciousness, and no one human being should ever h