Titlebook: Critical Neuroscience and Philosophy; A Scientific Re-Exam David L?g Tomasi Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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Brain, Culture, Society, a multitude of frameworks, rituals, attitudes, worldviews and many other aspects which ultimately determine our sense of self. The author discusses how human sense of self is deeply connected with human identity, thereby providing new ways to look at the thinking brain, anthropological and political at the same time.

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Work and Sustainable Forest Management a multitude of frameworks, rituals, attitudes, worldviews and many other aspects which ultimately determine our sense of self. The author discusses how human sense of self is deeply connected with human identity, thereby providing new ways to look at the thinking brain, anthropological and political at the same time.

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Work and Sustainable Forest Managementrmine important structural and functional notions, including levels of subjectivity vs. objectivity vs. measurement, conceptual and (meta)linguistic parameters, new theories and models. This chapter thus verifies whether a neurotechnological basis for an understanding of human mind is warranted.

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Work and Sustainable Forest Managementwon’t, cerebral lateralization and sense of self, as well as empathic perception is presented in the central part of this chapter. Finally, practical application of these findings is illustrated from a psychotherapeutic standpoint, to provide evidence of the importance of a well-understood philosophical analysis in clinical settings.

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