Time & Memory: Mark Turner

La emergencia del símbolo (The Emergence of the Symbol)

Las teorías evolucionistas de Terrence Deacon, Mark Turner y Richard van Oort sobre la emergencia del simbolismo sobre la base de la comunicación animal pueden complementarse con un mayor énfasis sobre los procesos reflexivos del cerebro y sobre la auto-interacción, fenómenos que a su vez se hallan en relación dialéctica con la interiorización de la interacción social. Las estructuras simbólicas elementales usadas en la auto-interacción devienen piezas de construcción para un simbolismo social complejo, que a su vez da lugar a la interiorización de interacciones más complejas.

La emergencia del símbolo 

http://ssrn.com/abstract=2627604

   

English abstract: 

The Emergence of the Symbol

Terrence Deacon's, Mark Turner's and Richard van Oort's evolutionary theories regarding the emergence of symbolism on the basis of animal communication can be supplemented with a stonger emphasis on reflexive processes on the brain and on self-interaction, phenomena which are in turn dialectically related to the internalization of social interaction. Elementary symbolic structures used in self-interaction become building blocks for complex social symbolism, which gives rise to the interiorization of more complex interactions.

Note: Downloadable document is in Spanish.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 4

Keywords: Evolution, Cognition, Evolutionary psychology, Symbolism, Communication, Self-interaction, Social interaction, Reflexivity

eJournal Classifications (Date posted: July 08, 2015	Message
AARN Subject Matter eJournals      Psychological Anthropology eJournal - CMBO          AARN: Cognitive Anthropology (Topic) - CMBO	Added to eLibrary
AARN Subject Matter eJournals      Biological Anthropology eJournal - CMBO          AARN: The Evolution of Social Behavior (Topic) - CMBO	Added to eLibrary
CSN Subject Matter eJournals      Human Cognition in Evolution & Development eJournal - CMBO          CSN: General Emergence of Cognition (Topic) - CMBO	Added to eLibrary
PRN Subject Matter eJournals      Philosophy of Mind eJournal - CMBO          PRN: Philosophy of Psychology & Cognitive Science (Topic) - CMBO	Added to eLibrary

_____. "La emergencia del símbolo." Academia 18 Oct. 2017.*

         https://www.academia.edu/34892951/

         2017

_____. "La emergencia del símbolo." ResearchGate 20 Oct. 2017.*

         https://www.researchgate.net/publication/315337225

         2017

Uno de los primeros acercamientos a la neurología de la interacción internalizada y la emergencia del simbolismo que va asociada a esa internalización se encuentra en el artículo de George Herbert Mead "La génesis de la identidad personal y el control social" (1925), parcialmente incluido en su libro póstumo La Filosofía del Presente.

La emergencia del símbolo

The Origin of Ideas

Paso al All Time Hits

Uno de mis artículos sobre Goffman han pasado a la All Time Top Ten list en el SSRN (en una sección de ciencia cognitiva, intencionalidad y representación): hasta ahora tenía ese artículo (y lo sigo teniendo, pues salgo allí por duplicado) en la lista de hits recientes.

Cierto es que soy menos leído que Mark Turner, que tiene un artículo en la misma lista. Nos acaba de enviar una circular por la lista PSYART, invitando a mandar artículos a la sección cognitiva del SSRN. Y aquí explica lo que es. Yo qué voy a decir, también recomiendo apuntarse al SSRN. Y a Academia.

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Very truly yours,
Mark Turner
Institute Professor
and Professor of Cognitive Science
Case Western Reserve University
607 Crawford Hall
10900 Euclid Avenue
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland OH 44106
http://markturner.org

(PS - Por cierto, hoy se presenta en Zaragoza una Red Temática sobre Ciencias Cognitivas, un macroproyecto de investigación entre varias universidades, muy orientado hacia inteligencia artificial, videojuegos, etc. Información en la página de la Universidad).

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