The historical and epistemological dimensions of two common concepts today in use in cognitive neurosciences will be explored: 'degeneracy' of the nervous system and behavioral 'dexterity'. The common idea - related to plasticity, redundancy, and individual variability (all constitutive features of the new model of the mind-body relationship) – will be proposed as a key to understand the connection between development and functioning of the central nervous system and the development of the cognitive system in complex behaviors.
Morabito, C. (2015). Dexterity and Degeneracy, for a 'Neural Phenomenology'. In J. Petit (a cura di), La naturalisation de la phénoménologie 20 ans après, vol. II, (pp. 225-239). Strasbourg : Presses universitaires de Strasbourg.
Dexterity and Degeneracy, for a 'Neural Phenomenology'
MORABITO, CARMELA
2015-01-01
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The historical and epistemological dimensions of two common concepts today in use in cognitive neurosciences will be explored: 'degeneracy' of the nervous system and behavioral 'dexterity'. The common idea - related to plasticity, redundancy, and individual variability (all constitutive features of the new model of the mind-body relationship) – will be proposed as a key to understand the connection between development and functioning of the central nervous system and the development of the cognitive system in complex behaviors.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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