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    Attention as a Scientific Cognitive Concept 
    Kuipers, E. (2021-03-22)
    Philosophy: Research Master
    In the discussion on whether attention exists and what attention is, Wayne Wu argues for an overarching concept of attention as selection for action. Henry Taylor denies the possibility of such a monistic account of ...
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    Autopoeisis in het lichaam-geest debat 
    Boot, C.A. (2016-12-20)
    Philosophy: Research Master
    In dit artikel behandel ik het enactivisme zoals bepleit door Evan Thompson. Hij combineert het enactivisme enerzijds met de door Humberto Maturana en Francisco Varela ontwikkelde theorie van autopoiesis, en anderzijds met ...
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    Cognitive Institutions and Non-Referring Content 
    Wright, W.C. (2017-12-02)
    Philosophy: Research Master
    There are a problematic set of beliefs for the Extended Mind Hypothesis which operate on non-referring content. Mental states operating on ostensive informational sources are intuitively more available for extended mind ...
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    Constructivisme en Commitment 
    Rijswijk, R. van (2017-07-17)
    Master Filosofie
    In mijn scriptie ga ik in op de twee contemporaine constructivistische ethische theorieën. Ik begin met het uiteenzetten van het procedureel realisme, welke de kantiaans constructivistische theorie van Christine Korsgaard ...
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    Contemporary Magic 
    Janssen, B. (2019-07-16)
    Master Filosofie
    The philosophy of technology, according to Yuk Hui, should come to accept the existence of a plurality of technics. Technical activity, he says, is always shaped by cosmology. Hence, cosmologies divergent from the 'Western' ...
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    Criminal Law and Cognitive Science: the role of folk psychology as moral certainty 
    Loon, M.S. van (2016-11-23)
    Philosophy: Research Master
    Contemporary cognitive scientists have tendency to claim that our common-sense cognitive concepts (or folk psychology) is wrong. Since criminal law employs several of these concepts in order to formulate the so-called 'Mens ...
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    Distributed Nervous System, Disunified Consciousness? 
    Woerkum, B. van (2019-08-09)
    Philosophy: Research Master
    What is it like to be an octopus, one of those eight-armed, infinitely flexible sea creatures with a nervous system distributed over head, eyes and arms? Carls-Diamante (2017) argued that octopuses, because of their ...
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    The Hard Split: Replacing Cognitive Neuroscience's Implicit Ontology 
    Oude Maatman, F. (2018-08-27)
    Philosophy: Research Master
    I introduce a new problem for cognitive neuroscience and its cognitive ontology project: the hard split, which attacks the implicit folk psychological ontology of cognitive neuroscience. First, I show the presence of ...
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    Hechting, angst en de mogelijkheid tot authentieke existentie. 
    Stok, A.M. (2017-11-21)
    Master Filosofie (Wijsbegeerte van een bepaald wetenschapsgebied)
    Relatie tussen het psychologisch fenomeen van hechting en het ontologische fenomeen van authentieke existentie. Het gaat om de auteurs: Bowlby en Heidegger.
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    Is cognitive extension necessarily enhancement? 
    Hunting, M. (2020-08-27)
    Philosophy: Research Master
    The research on extended and integrated cognition is all about how resources outside of our brain can improve cognition tremendously. I argue that cognitive extension is not necessarily cognitive augmentation. Although ...
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    Ken een ander: de autoriteit van een psycholoog 
    Widdershoven, S. (2018-05-14)
    Master Filosofie (Wijsbegeerte van een bepaald wetenschapsgebied)
    Ik tracht de autoriteit van een psycholoog te versterken wanneer deze uitspraken doet over zijn cliënt en tegelijkertijd eerste persoons autoriteit serieus te nemen. Ik argumenteer dat dat problematisch is wanneer ...
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    The Significance of Religious Experience 
    Jacobs, S. (2020-08-12)
    Philosophy: Research Master
    An important premise of John Dewey’s A Common Faith (1934) is that all prizeworthy aspects of traditional religion can be had equally well in the course of ordinary experience. From this premise, Dewey develops his own ...