Neurophenomenological Praxis: Its Applications to Learning and Pedagogy

McInerney, Robert Garfield

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“…By closure we note that the human brain is endogenous; the brain is openly in synchronization with the world". 30 Being "openly in synchronization with the world" simply means that "over time, that is, both phylogenetically and developmentally, people establish interdependencies between the environment and their internal dynamics such that the formal becomes part of their external structure: their boundary conditions". 31 That being said, what then is an environment and how should we picture it?…”

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On Selves and I's A Lecture Apropos of Douglas Hofstadter's 'I Am a Strange Loop'

Ginosatis

2015

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Dimitris Ginosatis* On Selves & I's A lecture apropos of Douglas Hofstadter's I am a strange loop Lecture (13.000 words) delivered on Tuesday 17 th March 2015, before an audience of faculty members and digital arts & design undergraduate and postgraduate students of the Athens School of Fine Arts (Athens-Greece) and OCAD University (Toronto-Canada), as part of the "Future of Storytelling and Open Worlds Masterclass", organized by the Digital Futures Program of the OCADU in collaboration with ASFA. The Masterclass was held at ASFA's annex in Hydra, Greece (15 th-20 th March 2015).

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