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A 'Mental Phenomenon' refers to mental processes or events that occur in individuals without their conscious awareness, such as thoughts, perceptions, or emotions, which may later influence behavior or experiences.
31 mag 2018 · Mental phenomenon in the context of the six senses is things like: thought, memories, mental images... things like that. Mental formations also fall in this category, these are basically thoughts. The arising mind consciousness is thus aware of thoughts, or of memories and so on.
- Quale and Qualia
- Conscious Awareness and Conscious Experience
- Conscious vs Unconscious Awareness and Experiences
- Qualevs Conscious Experience
- Types of Qualia
- Sensory Perception Qualia as Representations of The Outside World
- Summary
When one looks at a house, the vision of the house appears in one’s mind, and one can be aware of the vision and experience it in one’s mind. When one listens to a song, the sound of the song appears in one’s mind, and one can be aware of the sound and experience it in one’s mind. When one smells a rose, the odor of the rose appears in one’s mind, ...
As discussed above, when the mind is aware of and experiences a mental phenomenon that is consciously experienceable, there is a special kind of mental awareness and mental experience occurring: the mental awareness and mental experience that are associated with the three important characteristics as stated in 3.1. In this theory, this special kind...
Now let’s examine in more detail the differences between “conscious awareness and experiences” and “unconscious awareness and experiences” (from now on, when conciseness is required, the term “conscious awareness and experience” will be used instead of “conscious awareness and a conscious experience”, and the term “unconscious awareness and experie...
It is to be noted that in the literature the terms quale (qualia) and conscious experience may be used interchangeably to mean a mental phenomenonthat is consciously experienceable (such as a vision of a house) or a conscious experience of the mental phenomenon(such as a conscious experience of the vision of the house) or both. That is, in some lit...
All mental phenomena that are consciously experienceable are qualia, and there are many kinds of them. They can be classified into two types: 1. Sensory perception qualia – External sensory perception qualia – Internal sensory perception qualia 2. Cognition-emotion qualia 1. Sensory perception qualia are qualia that occur in perceptions of sensatio...
A sensory perception quale of the outside world, such as a vision of a house, a sound of a song, or an odor of a rose in one’s mind, may seem real; however, it is not that physical thing. It is just a mental phenomenon of a sensory perception mental process, which occurs with a sensory perception neural process, to represent that thing in the outsi...
This chapter is a long chapter and involve many definitions of specific terms. The most important of them are definitions of qualia, conscious awareness, and conscious experiences. To summarize, they are defined as follows: – A mental phenomenon is consciously experienceableif, when the mind is aware of and experiences the mental phenomenon, the th...
The mind is what thinks, feels, perceives, imagines, remembers, and wills, encompassing the totality of mental phenomena. It includes both conscious processes, through which an individual is aware of external and internal circumstances, and unconscious processes, which can influence an individual without intention or awareness.
7 lug 2017 · Intentionality is the traditional and most widely recognized mark of the mental. Indeed, to many, it is the only defining feature of mentality. The idea that intentionality is both necessary and sufficient for a phenomenon to be called mental is known by the name of Brentano’s Thesis. Here is a revealing, classic quote from ...
- Tuomas K. Pernu, Tuomas K. Pernu
- 10.3389/fpsyg.2017.01084
- 2017
- Front Psychol. 2017; 8: 1084.
One of the most important philosophical movements of the Twentieth Century, phenomenology has been influential, not only on so-called “Continental” philosophy (Embree 2003), but also on so-called “analytic” philosophy (Smith and Thomasson 2005).
18 nov 1997 · What is mental imagery? 1.1 Mental imagery in the empirical sciences. 1.2 Mental imagery vs. images. 1.3 Mental imagery vs. imagination. 1.4 The content of mental imagery. 1.5 The format of mental imagery. 2. Mental imagery in perception. 2.1 Amodal completion. 2.2 Multimodal mental imagery. 2.3 Unusual forms of mental imagery in perception.
