Redes neuronales y consciencia: Ramón y Cajal un siglo después

Este artículo examina y valora la relevancia actual de los estudios y teorías neurológicas de Santiago Ramón y Cajal a la luz de los desarrollos contemporáneos en neurología y en el estudio de los procesos mentales superiores, particularmente la consciencia humana. 

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Redes neuronales y consciencia: 

Ramón y Cajal un siglo después

https://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=5150467

 

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José Angel García Landa

Universidad de Zaragoza

Date Written: April 11, 2012

Abstract:

Neural Networks and Consciousness: Ramón y Cajal a century later

This is a revaluation of the neurological studies and insights of Santiago Ramón y Cajal and their continuing relevance in the light of contemporary research into neurology and  the study of higher mental processes, particularly human consciousness.

Keywords: Neurology, Consciousness, Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Neural networks, Mind, Neuropsychology

https://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=5150467

SSRN eJournal Classifications
CSN Subject Matter eJournals      Cognitive Neuroscience eJournal - CMBO
NeurosciRN Subject Matter eJournals      Neural Pathways, Neural Circuits & Seizure Disorders eJournal - CMBO
NeurosciRN Subject Matter eJournals      Neuroanatomy, Brain Mapping & Connectomics eJournal - CMBO
NeurosciRN Subject Matter eJournals      Neuroscience Education eJournal - CMBO
PRN Subject Matter eJournals      Philosophy of Mind eJournal - CMBO

También aquí:

_____. "Redes neuronales y consciencia." In García Landa, Vanity Fea 11 April 2012.* (Ramón y Cajal).

         http://vanityfea.blogspot.com.es/2012/04/redes-neuronales-y-consciencia.html

         2012

_____. "Redes neuronales y consciencia (Ramón y Cajal un siglo después)." Net Sight de José Angel García Landa 7 Dec. 2022, 20 Jan. 2025.*

         https://personal.unizar.es/garciala/publicaciones/redesneuronales.html

         2022

         https://personal.unizar.es/garciala/publicaciones/redesneuronales.pdf

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_____. "Redes neuronales y consciencia: Ramón y Cajal, un siglo después." SSRN 23 April 2025.*

         https://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=5150467

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         Cognitive Neuroscience eJournal 23 April 2025.*

         https://www.ssrn.com/link/Cognitive-Neuroscience.html

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         Neural Pathways & Neural Circuits eJournal 23 April 2025.*

         https://www.ssrn.com/link/Neural-Pathways-Neural-Circuits.html

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         Neuroanatomy, Brain Mapping & Connectomics eJournal 23 April 2025.*

         https://www.ssrn.com/link/Neuroanatomy.html

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         Neuroscience Education eJournal 23 April 2025.*

         https://www.ssrn.com/link/Educational-Neuroscience.html

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         Philosophy of Mind eJournal 23 April 2025.*

         https://www.ssrn.com/link/Philosophy-Mind.html

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Christof Koch: Consciousness | Lex Fridman Podcast #2

En el Neuroscience Research Network

 

Neurociencia cognitiva de la atención

Neurociencia cognitiva

Neurociencia Cognitiva (2). Sobre cómo generamos y perdemos la consciencia. https://t.co/32xzVtEind vía @EvolPsychology

— José Miguel Martínez Gázquez 🐚 (@jmmgazquez) March 17, 2020

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Echeverría Altuna, Irene. "Todos los caminos del cerebro conducen al claustro." The Conversation 18 July 2022.*

         https://theconversation.com/todos-los-caminos-del-cerebro-conducen-al-claustro-186475

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Time and the brain: the illusion of now

Alexander Klein - The Death of Consciousness?

The Death of Consciousness ?

 

Descriptif

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Durant le mois de juin 2017, le labex TransferS et Mathias Girel (CAPHÉS) accueillent Alexander KLEIN, professeur de philosophie à l’Université d’État de Californie, Long Beach (États-Unis)
Cette  troisième lecture d'Alexander Klein est organisée dans le cadre du colloque "La notion de conscience. À partir de William James."
 

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Like heartburn, a pronounced discomfort with the very idea of consciousness followed the early days of experimental psychology. Received wisdom has it that psychologists (and allied philosophers) came to mistrust consciousness for largely behaviorist reasons. But by the time John Watson had published his behaviorist manifesto in 1913, a wider revolt against consciousness was already underway. I begin by canvassing some of the lesser-known, pre-behaviorist angst about consciousness. Then I delve into the case of William James—an important early source of unease about consciousness. James’s rejection of consciousness grew out of his critique of perceptual elementarism in psychology. This is the view that most mental states are complex, and that psychology’s goal is in some sense to analyze these states into their atomic “elements.” Elementarism came in for intense criticism in James’s Principles of Psychology, and I argue that his later rejection of consciousness is an extension of the earlier critique. Just as we cannot (according to James) isolate any atomic, sensory elements in our occurrent mental states, so we cannot distinguish any elemental consciousness from any separate contents.

Thèmes : Philosophie
Catégories: Professeur invité - Labex TransferS
La notion de conscience. À partir de William James, Mot-clés : conscience, William James

The Sleeping Brain

Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience