Causal versus constitutivo: ¿Dónde debemos trazar los límites de la mente?

Translated title of the contribution: Causal versus constitutive : Where to draw the boundaries of the mind?

Juan Toro

    Abstract

    How can we know which entities cause mental processes and which entities constitute them? The relevance of this question increased after Adams’ and Aizawa’s objection to the extended mind theory. The article reconstructs some of the arguments in favor of the extended mind theory and of the externalism of consciousness. It then evaluates Kirchhoff’s proposal of a notion of constitution as a relation between levels. There is currently no basic agreement regarding the terms of the controversy, which renders the problem undecidable and weakens both positions alike.
    Translated title of the contributionCausal versus constitutive : Where to draw the boundaries of the mind?
    Original languageSpanish
    JournalIdeas y Valores
    Volume67
    Issue numberSuplemento 4
    Pages (from-to)93
    Number of pages111
    ISSN0120-0062
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 15 Dec 2018

    Keywords

    • Faculty of Humanities
    • Causality
    • Constitution
    • Externalism of consciousness
    • Extended Mind

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