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200 10$aConsciousness and loneliness : $etheoria and praxis /$fby Ben Mijuskovic
210  1$aLeiden ;$aBoston :$cBrill Rodopi,$d[2019]
215   $a1 online resource (517 pages)
225 0 $aValue inquiry book series,$x0929-8436 ;$vvolume 327
225 0 $aCognitive science
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tFront Matter -- $tCopyright Page /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tDedication /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tBy Way of a Prologue /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tPart 1 /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tIntroduction to the Simplicity Argument and its Relation to Previous Studies /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tThe Simplicity Argument: Meanings, Relations, and Space /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tThe Simplicity Argument and the Freedom of Consciousness /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tThe Simplicity Argument and Immanent Time-Consciousness /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tThe Simplicity Argument and the Quality of Consciousness /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tNeuromania and Neo-Phrenology versus Consciousness /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tPart 2 /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tThe Simplicity Argument versus a Materialist Theory of Mind /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tPart 3 /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tThe Bicameral Mind, the Abyss, and Underworlds /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tLoneliness: In Harm?s Way /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tMetaphysical Dualism, Subjective Idealism, and Existentialism /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tBy Way of an Epilogue /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tBack Matter -- $tBibliography /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tName Index /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic -- $tSubject Index /$rBen Lazare Mijuskovic.
330   $aCurrent research claims loneliness is passively caused by external conditions: environmental, cultural, situational, and even chemical imbalances in the brain and hence avoidable. In this book, the author argues that loneliness is actively constituted by acts of reflexive self-consciousness (Kant) and transcendent intentionality (Husserl) and is, therefore, unavoidable. This work employs a historical, conceptual, and interdisciplinary approach (philosophy, psychology, literature, sociology, et cetera) criticizing both psychoanalysis and neuroscience. The book pits materialism, mechanism, determinism, empiricism, phenomenalism, behaviorism, and the neurosciences against dualism, both subjective and objective idealism, rationalism, freedom, phenomenology, and existentialism. It offers a dynamic of loneliness, whose spontaneous subconscious sources undercuts the unconscious of Freud and the ?computerism? of the neurosciences by challenging their claims to be predictive sciences.
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