Abstract:In this article, we discuss some issues concerning magical thinkingforms of thought and association mechanisms characteristic of early stages of mental development. We also examine good reasons for having an ambivalent attitude concerning the later permanence in life of these archaic forms of association, and the coexistence of such intuitive but informal thinking with logical and rigorous reasoning. At the one hand, magical thinking seems to serve the creative mind, working as a natural vehicle for new ideas … Show more
“…Finally, "small phonetic mutations" can generate new triliteral roots, where clusters related by paronomasia, i.e. that sound alike, are likewise related by meaning; see [89], [143], [170,172] and references therein.…”
Section: Language Synthesis and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover these methods have excellent operational characteristics, being usually easier to implement, statistically more efficient, and exhibiting better computational performance than traditional alternatives. For technical details, many application examples, mathematical and logical characterizations, and discussion of their philosophical and epistemological consequences, see [21], [41,42], [49], [66], [67], [98,99], [108], [133][134][135], [155], [160][161][162][163][164][165][166][167][168][169][170][171][172][173][174][175].…”
Section: Final Remarks Conclusion and Future Researchmentioning
This paper investigates some classical oppositional categories, like synthetic vs. analytic, posterior vs. prior, imagination vs. grammar, metaphor vs. hermeneutic, metaphysics vs. observation, innovation vs. routine, and image vs. sound, and the role they play in epistemology and philosophy of science. The epistemological framework of objective cognitive constructivism is of special interest in these investigations. Oppositional relations are formally represented using algebraic lattice structures like the cube and the hexagon of opposition, with applications in the contexts of modern color theory, Kantian philosophy, Jungian psychology, and linguistics.
“…Finally, "small phonetic mutations" can generate new triliteral roots, where clusters related by paronomasia, i.e. that sound alike, are likewise related by meaning; see [89], [143], [170,172] and references therein.…”
Section: Language Synthesis and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover these methods have excellent operational characteristics, being usually easier to implement, statistically more efficient, and exhibiting better computational performance than traditional alternatives. For technical details, many application examples, mathematical and logical characterizations, and discussion of their philosophical and epistemological consequences, see [21], [41,42], [49], [66], [67], [98,99], [108], [133][134][135], [155], [160][161][162][163][164][165][166][167][168][169][170][171][172][173][174][175].…”
Section: Final Remarks Conclusion and Future Researchmentioning
This paper investigates some classical oppositional categories, like synthetic vs. analytic, posterior vs. prior, imagination vs. grammar, metaphor vs. hermeneutic, metaphysics vs. observation, innovation vs. routine, and image vs. sound, and the role they play in epistemology and philosophy of science. The epistemological framework of objective cognitive constructivism is of special interest in these investigations. Oppositional relations are formally represented using algebraic lattice structures like the cube and the hexagon of opposition, with applications in the contexts of modern color theory, Kantian philosophy, Jungian psychology, and linguistics.
This article considers distinct ways of understanding the world, referred to in psychology as functions of consciousness or as cognitive modes, having as the scope of interest epistemology and natural sciences. Inspired by C.G. Jung's simile of the spectrum, we consider three basic cognitive modes associated to: (R) embodied instinct, experience, and action; (G) reality perception and learning; and (B) concept abstraction, rational thinking, and language. RGB stand for the primary colors: red, green, and blue. Accordingly, a conceptual map between cognitive modes and primary and secondary colors is built based on the physics and physiology of color perception and epistemological characteristics of the aforementioned cognitive modes, leading to logical relations structured as an hexagon of opposition. Finally, this model of cognitive modes is applied to the analysis and interpretation of some important episodes in the historical development of physics and technology.
This paper investigates some classical oppositional categories, like synthetic versus analytic, posterior versus prior, imagination versus grammar, metaphor versus hermeneutics, metaphysics versus observation, innovation versus routine, and image versus sound, and the role they play in epistemology and philosophy of science. The epistemological framework of objective cognitive constructivism is of special interest in these investigations. Oppositional relations are formally represented using algebraic lattice structures like the cube and the hexagon of opposition, with applications in the contexts of modern color theory, Kantian philosophy, Jungian psychology, and linguistics.
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