脳科学・心理学・現象学 : 交錯と離反(日本基礎心理学会第30回大会)

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Although they have something to do with our consciousness or mind, brain science, psychology and phenomenology each seem to look the other way. That is their interactions and estrangements. This situation is caused by their disagreements about how to grasp the consciousness or the mind which these three disciplines concern. In other words, they must estrange one another in their interactions because of the obscurity on the nature of the mind and on the relationship which the mind bears to the things in the world. Through the clarification of these points, this essay attempts to shed a light on the relation between newly re-grasped mind and these three disciplines, and, as a result, on the relations which all three disciplines bear one another.
日本基礎心理学会の論文
2013-03-30