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Mark Johnson on Mind in Nature, John Dewey, and Naturalistic Philosophy (Ep. 009)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- 0:00 Intro
2:15 Writing with Jay Schulkin
10:12 Overview of the Book
17:24 Is Science Eating up the Philosophers' Cake?
39:54 Consciousness
50:44 Values & the Need-Search-Satisfaction Process
01:04:11 Valuation, Value Conflicts & Habits
01:11:07 Different Kinds of Values
01:17:40 Aesthetic Sensibility & Meaning
01:46:47 Outro
Great interview! Thank you, Lorenz and Dr. Johnson!
A very nice discussion. Good questions. A nice discussion of emergent consciousness - focus, fringe, & field. Values as habits of preference and ways of acting: Need, search, & satisfaction. Science as a high level of this. Parallels in Damasio. Homeostasis and allostasis. [Bring in how we predict.] Better and worse by way of activity. Meaningful engagement with the world. Levels & habits of values, conflicts among values, & harmonizing them with critical reflection. Making our meanings with esthetics. Meaning embodied. Qualitative dimensions. Meaning making with the languages of the arts. Must read the book.
It absolutely crazy that this is the only recent interview with Prof. Johnson
It’s really wonderful, thanks for sharing.