Leibniz, Husserl, and the brain. (2014)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Norman Sieroka, Assistant Professor, ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
• Authors: Sieroka, Norman
• Contents: Machine generated contents note: -- PART I: INTRODUCTION -- 1. Summary and Scope -- 1.1. Summary of Content -- 1.2. Relevance and Contribution to Contemporary Philosophy -- 2. Methodology: Re-Thinking Leibniz and Husserl -- 2.1. Gaining Orientation by Re-thinking Leibniz -- 2.2. Extrapolations, Syntactic Metaphors, and Explications -- 2.3. Phenomenology of (Unconscious?) Perception -- 2.4. Non-propositionality of (Subliminal) Perception -- PART II: PERCEPTION -- 3. Leibniz on Unconscious Perception -- 3.1. Monads and their Perceptual Activity -- 3.2. Leibniz on Perception as 'Expression' -- 3.3. Leibniz on Unnoticeable and Unnoticed Perception -- 3.4. Appetites, Volition, and Freedom -- 4. Recent (Empirical) Support for a Leibnizian Approach -- 4.1. Contemporary Evidence for Unconscious Perception -- 4.2. Leibniz's Principles of Physics and Perception -- 4.3. Corroboration of the Pre-established Harmony -- 4.4. Case Study: a Leibnizian Interpretation of Libet's Experiment -- 5. From Unconscious to Conscious Perception Following Leibniz -- 5.1. Transitions in Perception: Analogies from Exact Science -- 5.2. A Threshold in Distinctness -- 5.3. Leibniz on Attention, Apperception, and Reflection -- PART III: INTERMEZZO -- 6. Auditory Perception and Time -- 6.1. Manifestations of Sounds and their Expressive Relationships -- 6.2. Hearing (and) Time on Different Scales -- PART IV: TIME -- 7. Phenomenological Re-Assessments of Leibniz -- 7.1. Intentionality, Adumbrations, Moments, and Intuition -- 7.2. Simple Reflection and Immediate Memory -- 8. A Leibniz-Husserlian Approach on Time Consciousness -- 8.1. Husserl on Time Consciousness -- 8.2. Relations to Leibniz's Approach -- 8.3. Repercussions between Phenomenology and Neuroscience -- 9. Perceptual Time and Physical Time: Expression Instead of Reduction -- 9.1. Minds, Bodies, Persons -- 9.2. Tensed and Tenseless Orders of Time -- 9.3. Phenomenal Physical Time? Naturalized Perceptual Time? -- 9.4. Temporal Orders Expressing Each Other.
• Publisher Details: New York : Palgrave Macmillan
• Publication Date: 2014
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 121/.34; Philosophy; Phenomenology; Perception (Philosophy); Auditory perception; Neurophysiology; Philosophy of mind; Science_xPhilosophy; Astronomy; Phenomenology ; PHILOSOPHY / Mind & Body; PHILOSOPHY / Movements / Phenomenology; SCIENCE / Philosophy & Social Aspects; Auditory perception; Neurophysiology; Perception (Philosophy); Phenomenology; PHILOSOPHY / Epistemology; Science -- Philosophy & Social Aspects; Science -- Astronomy; Philosophy -- Movements -- Phenomenology; Philosophy of science; Theoretical & mathematical astronomy; Phenomenology & Existentialism; Philosophy -- Mind & Body; Philosophy of mind; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781137454560; 1137454563
• Related ISBNs: 9781349497973
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