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Self‐Representation in Nervous Systems
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2002Abstract:The brain's earliest self‐representational capacities arose as evolution found neural network solutions for coordinating and regulating inner‐body signals, thereby improving behavioral strategies. Additional flexibility in organizing coherent behavioral options emerges from neural models that represent some of the brain's inner states as ...
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Narrativity, Self, and Self-Representation
Narrative, 2006In the December 2004 issue of Ratio, Galen Strawson published an important essay in which he mounted a groundbreaking attack against what has become virtu ally the standard view of how we construe our lives: the narrative identity thesis, which insists that our identity is a function of the story that we construct about our selves.
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SELF-ORGANIZING REPRESENTATIONS
Cybernetics & Systems, 2005ABSTRACT Based on the three basic principles—cognitive relativity, rationality, and clarity—the Contextual Theory of Cognitive States provides a unified constructive platform, which may help to understand and model many of the puzzles of human activities, including culture, and other self-organizing phenomena.
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2012
Are the particular tensions constraining self-representation finally removed in the online spaces that do not belong to long-established institutions like broadcasting or museums? It is both remarkable and genuinely new that making a self-representation no longer requires intermediaries to call, invite, edit or prescribe in any way what the text ...
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Are the particular tensions constraining self-representation finally removed in the online spaces that do not belong to long-established institutions like broadcasting or museums? It is both remarkable and genuinely new that making a self-representation no longer requires intermediaries to call, invite, edit or prescribe in any way what the text ...
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Coleridge's Self-Representations
2012Abstract This article examines Samuel Taylor Coleridge's works at self-representations. It explains that Coleridge recorded the inexhaustively re-ebullient forms of his consciousness inspired by the ferment of philosophical discussion about persons initiated by David Hume.
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1991
Eugenia’s mirror, strategically placed to enclose and reflect the entire novel, proposes not only the potential liberation of otherness but the place of the female within consumer culture. Rachel Bowlby has argued strongly for the connection between ‘the figure of the narcissistic woman and the fact of women as consumers’ in terms of the reflective ...
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Eugenia’s mirror, strategically placed to enclose and reflect the entire novel, proposes not only the potential liberation of otherness but the place of the female within consumer culture. Rachel Bowlby has argued strongly for the connection between ‘the figure of the narcissistic woman and the fact of women as consumers’ in terms of the reflective ...
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