Telo v umu

vloga telesa v Damasijevi teoriji čustev

Avtorji

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3986/fv.44.2.10

Ključne besede:

Antonio Damasio, čustva, telo, um, utelešena kognicija

Povzetek

V zadnjih nekaj desetletjih je čustvo postalo ena izmed osrednjih tem v številnih znanstvenih disciplinah. Nevroznanstvene raziskave so razvile veliko orodij in pristopov za preučevanje čustev pri ljudeh in živalih. V tem smislu je delo Antonia Damasia pomembno pri odkrivanju fizioloških mehanizmov čustev in občutkov ter njihove vloge pri homeostatski regulaciji. V nekaterih vidikih je njegova teorija izzvala našo vsakodnevno intuicijo o tem, kaj so čustva. Namen tega članka je pokazati, da Damasijev opis afektov poudarja pomen telesa pri generiranju občutkov in subjektivnih zavestnih izkušenj ter da lahko ta pogled na dvosmerno komunikacijo med telesom in možgani ponudi svež vpogled v dualizem uma in telesa.

Prenosi

Podatki o prenosih še niso na voljo.

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Objavljeno

2023-12-22

Kako citirati

Vršič, Z. (2023). Telo v umu: vloga telesa v Damasijevi teoriji čustev. Filozofski Vestnik, 44(2), 219–38. https://doi.org/10.3986/fv.44.2.10

Številka

Rubrike

Telo afektov, (ne)človeške živali, performativnost v uporu proti zatiranju in rasističnimi sistemi belosti