Sunday, March 6, 2011

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Stanislas Dehaene, reading. The greatest invention of mankind, and what happened here in our heads, Munich 2010 (2009)

  1. description of the subject and the action subject in brain research
  2. for interdisciplinary brain research
  3. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain, consciousness and behavior
  4. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain: competition versus reciprocity
  5. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain: Perception of Shape
  6. to neurophysiological functions of the brain: Proto letters
  7. to neurophysiological function of the brain: school
in reading Dehaene's research results to transform the object of perception to perception of letters and words, I noticed that there is a neurophysiological level on a visual analogy to the phenomenal structure of the object of perception, which in addition to certain similarities interesting differences to shape perception. The problem that using the neurophysiological processes must be solved to ensure the functionality of shape perception is that the retina arrive as a place to which the light stimuli, resolves these light stimuli in many different individual stimuli, and so the object "into thousands of disassembled parts "forwards. (See Dehaene, 2010, p.21, 144) The procedure related to the these items again Object is composed, is similar to assembling a mosaic or a puzzle. (See Dehaene, 2010 S.147f.)

similar Just as we in assembling a jigsaw puzzle are guided by the contours of the puzzle pieces, are also involved in the object perception groups of neurons specialized for certain contours, for example, the three lines in the corners of a cube meet at a point. From the lowest level of a hierarchy of groups of neurons that respond only to underscore, on the still relatively low level of those groups of neurons that combine these lines to more complex contours to the top of the pyramidal hierarchy, where a single neuron only to the sight their own grandmother or responding to the face of Jennifer Aniston (see Dehaene, 2010, p.146), is the puzzle and more concrete to finally awaken our conscious awareness.

is interesting especially the flatness of the object of perception. While it is irritating when Dehaene and again at this level of "topological and spatial relations" speaks of the characteristics of perceived objects (see Dehaene, 2010, p.154), but if you look closely, it seems not the phenomenal structure of the meant to be objects in space, but those spatial 'distribution of the perceived characteristics of the retina, which the flat Character of this level of perception does not destroy. Dehaene raises even out specifically that this level of visual perception, the identification of the goods "on its position in space" makes you independent. (See Dehaene, 2010, p.153) However, one need here to draw not only on conjecture, because the findings of Dehaene concrete - obviously not influenced by the stereoscopic vision - flatness of the object of perception: "Our visual system seems shapes in three dimensions not to know - it is based solely on the two-dimensional images seen and expects them to appropriately "(Dehaene, 2010, p.320) The objects are

about. our visual perception solely through the flat, mosaic-like assembly of contours and have identified only later with the third dimension. These neurophysiological through the functionality of the object perception of certain two-dimensional plane, with its preference for contours (lines) is even a specific aesthetic expression in the stylization. Dehaene leads as an example the conversion from the stylized outline of a bull's head in the letter A. (See Dehaene, 2010, p.212) with the stylization of the human reduced its object of perception to the essential characteristics, which, according to Dehaene "a form of car stimulation 'for the visual cortex" is. (See Dehaene, 2010, p.203) Here we are again surprised how unconcerned Dehaene his perspective as transfers with magnetic resonance imaging brain researchers equipped the cave of Lascaux was 50 people 000 years ago. For me, however, is much more interesting as the person is able to do with the limited resources most neuronal function artistically highest standard of art.

The shape perception is on the level of neurophysiological function together as a mosaic. This is a different principle than the nesting inner and outer horizons at the level of phenomena. The neurophysiological mosaic is missing the space and with it the dimension of non-visibility of the rear sides of a phenomenon. Rotating objects can not be recognized as the same because it is the retina of many different, turning pages' and other hide. (See Dehaene, 2010 S.320f.) Rotate This, pages', this mesh and apart nested horizons leads out of the anatomy of the brain and gives effect to the anatomy of the human body. For only on the border of their own physicality created a center and a periphery, a difference of inside and outside, in short, spatial perception.

Dehaene which are now considered a second, the object of perception (. Cf. Dehaene, 2010 S.328f) independent visual system, visual system and this seems to functional anatomy of the body and its movement to be, so the level of behavior: "There is still another way of processing visual information: it is the route over the parietal region of the occiput, which deals with programming of the action. It depends solely on his (the subject matter - DR) distance, its position, its speed and direction of his outline to -. All those parameters that determine how we could act with respect to a subject "(Dehaene 2010, S.329)

This second visual system allows us to "pure virtual introduce gestures or movements. In this way we can rotate the objects in the mind. "(See Dehaene, 2010, S.329) is reminiscent of Husserl's eidetic not by chance variations, the basic principle of phenomenal analysis. Only with the possibility of rotation begins the actual vision, and it is no coincidence that on this second visual system, which is sensitive to rotation, are also regions of the brain that are "for the movements of the hand, others for the eyes "interested. (See Dehaene, 2010, S.331) completes the second visual system, then, as I already noted above, the performance with the inclusion of body image, that aspect of human physicality, as the Plessner, body "means.

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Stanislas Dehaene, reading. The greatest invention of mankind, and what happened here in our heads, Munich 2010 (2009)

  1. description of the subject and the action subject in brain research
  2. for interdisciplinary brain research
  3. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain, consciousness and behavior
  4. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain: competition versus reciprocity
  5. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain: Gestalt perception
  6. to neurophysiological function of the brain: Proto letters
  7. to neurophysiological function of the Brain: school

In this post would still go once in detail on Dehaene's thesis that the limited plasticity of the brain also affects limiting effect on the individual learning and cultural freedom of man. (See Dehaene, 2010, p. 16, 164f., 197u.ö.) In several places Dehaene expressed the suspicion that the teaching of reading in a loss of other skills associated, because this new ability busy cultural circuits which hitherto for other functions had been planned: "The competition between this new cultural functions and the earlier evolution of the inherited functions within our brain has perhaps led to lost that because of the increasing literacy skills were some of our culture - such as the visual recognition of certain categories of goods' (. Dehaene, 2010 S.195f, 247 and elsewhere)

Apart from the fact that the respective circuits in the left posterior temporal area specialized for the general perception of objects, and learning to read and a diversion of specialization is made to the recognition of letters and words, but concrete Dehaene is only one place, what could it be for a loss. For that to recognize the recognition of objects by the new capability, letters and words affected would, one can not really say. Dehaene proposed as candidates for such a loss in the competition before the evolution due to limited amount of available circuits, the track read: "All anthropologists who have spent some time with hunters and gatherers in the Amazon, New Guinea or in the African bush and return with a feeling of inferiority back. Your hosts, they say, it would mean so much to read the natural world. Particularly virtuosic they master it, to interpret animal tracks. "(Dehaene 2010, p. 241)

The new cultural ability to read text, so should the older cultural ability, the nature of To read to compete and eventually displace them from the circuits that they had been used. To prove this hypothesis empirically, one would Dehaene not only compare the brain function of track-read illiterate in the text read equally well trained alphabets, but shall also, tracker 'and' text reader 'in their competing ability, the possibilities of the simultaneous reading of traces and texts to elicit. Thus, the comparative study but would really give some indication, that should not take place in a laboratory study, but it would be a field study. There would, however, for the tracker give an equivalent cultural environment for the texts read, and the text reader it would give an equivalent cultural environment for the Tracking. It would have to be a culture, check out the tracks and reading texts will be considered equally valuable, and to judge really compete if and how to read signs and texts read by a limited repertoire of neuro-physiological functionality!

But first, there is not such a culture, so that such experiments are not feasible. Yet one can second the lack of such a culture as evidence values for the proposition that the limited plasticity of the brain also available standing cultural space is limited. One can only conclude from this that have cultures that prefer the text read, there is little interest in tracking, and that cultures that prefer the tracking, only a slight interest have read on or just barely opportunities for texts. So if there would be a cultural interest in the simultaneous use of these skills, so first there is nothing that read traces and reading texts could complement each other as well as playing violin, embroider and to type. (See Dehaene, 2010, p. 241)

The following article argues Dehaene then not so much in terms of a competition between tracks and Read words, but more in the direction of a precursor function of the track reading text for later reading, which is something else entirely. Then would the Tracking the ability to read words, only paved the way (see Dehaene, 2010, p.242), not to necessarily be in competition (see Dehaene, 2010 p.243). In the end, so not much of Dehaene's thesis of a cultural skills competition for a limited amount of available functional circuits.

addition, there are a variety of counter-arguments and counter-examples, Dehaene own lists and much more different from a mutual support of cultural skills talk than predatory. How to Hold Dehaene, first, that the "scope of our learning process" is not defined "absolute": "The large increase of synapses as well as the branching of axons and dendrites at the beginning of the development a margin of learning, its contours are not known. "(Dehaene, 2010, p.240) - Second, seem to" associative 'neurons of the cerebral cortex in präfontalen area and in the parietal and temporal region ... to belong to several groups sometimes very different. "(Ibid.) The specialization of certain neurons and circuits is thus by the ability of other neurons, to mediate between different circuits added.

Third, "learning can raise the precision of the neural code - this is a redundant coding to meet in most neurons of the same rough distinctions, to a differentiated representation of the environment of where each neuron precisely on each separate set of stimuli responding. ... With the learning process grows on the cortical map the surface of the left hand (eg, pianists and violinists - DR). Stimulated card can then spread to adjacent areas of the cortex, which normally devoted to the representation of arm and face are. "(Dehaene 2010, S.240f.) This is not about competition from the speech, but rather an additional stimulus" adjacent areas ", which may well have a positive influence on the overall activity of these areas," said occupation modified the accuracy, with which we carry out other parts of the body? This is possible, but you can imagine as well that there is a positive transfer is: What the neurons for the function A (violin play - DR) could have learned to write eventually be useful for the function B (embroidery or machine - DZ prove). "(Dehaene 21010, p. 241)

Further evidence that learning to read not just an isolated, potentially with others in the displacement of competing cultural ability, but that goes along with it a whole set of other mental skills, is that "the hours that you spends so tiny to identify differences between the letters, also increase the analytical capabilities of our visual cortex can. When compared to illiterate is reflected in the fact that the perception of geometric shapes with the acquisition of reading is better () "(Dehaene 2010, p. 241)

Ultimately Dehaene is not around it -. Even if this conclusion is not explicit in his -, to put his own "very speculative" theory (see Dehaene, 2010, p.240) even the death blow: "The brain is a plastic and constantly under renovation located institution, set in the experience as much as Gene ... the child's brain contains millions of redundant circuits that can compensate each other mutually. ... Each new learning process modifies the expression of our genes, turning our neural circuitry. "(S.291f.) - There remains then not much left of the allegedly by the neuro-physiological functions related cultural limitations of our" invention capability "(see Dehaene, 2010 S .352).

Saturday, March 5, 2011

How Long Till Rook Heals

Stanislas Dehaene, reading. The greatest invention of mankind, and what happened here in our heads, Munich 2010 (2009)

  1. description of the subject and the action subject in brain research
  2. for interdisciplinary brain research
  3. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain, consciousness and behavior
  4. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain: competition versus reciprocity
  5. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain: Perception of Shape
  6. to neurophysiological functions of the brain: Proto letters
  7. to neurophysiological function of the brain: school
The last post I have Damasio program for research into human consciousness under the heading of "triangulation" from "mind, behavior and brain" is mentioned. (See Antonio R. Damasio, I feel, therefore I am. The decryption of consciousness, Berlin 8 / 2009, p.25)) The products listed in this research triangle "behavior" is not easy to just any behavioristic conditioning phenomenon, but the whole abundance of observable manifestations of life: "Human behavior in the fullness of its possibilities can not be understood in one aspect." (Plessner: Steps, p. xviii) And again Plessner: " Only the behavior explains the body , just the man to his reserved opinion and objective types of behavior, speech, action figures, laughter and tears, make the human body, of course, complete his anatomy "(Plessner: laughter / tears, p.11).

We have it almost to a reversal the neurophysiological sight to do: not by neurons can come to infer the behavior but the behavior is the first of the neuro-physiological functions of course. I speak wisely of neurophysiological functionality because I want to make it clear that we are not dealing with the brain with a sense of itself, with an end in itself, but with a Tool, as tools of manipulation of our hands and our feet are instruments of locomotion. I use with good reason in my post of 19:02:11 Assmann differentiation for type discussed : I was very aware of that conduct to Dehaene's theory that the brain with its limited possibilities and limits of plasticity of both the cultural development as well as individual learning determined. (See Dehaene, 2010, p. 132, 164f., 195ff., 202, 241f., 245, 247, 249, 352) I think replies that it is the neuro-physiological functions of the brain to the same problems as in the functionality of various cultural Forms of writing: not its functionality determines what benefits different cultures from their writings, but it depends on the use of self, that is used to the way a culture their writing.

At least that is Assmann's thesis, and as I see it also with regard to the limited plasticity of the brain. Interestingly, Dehaene described even his own thesis as "very speculative" (see Dehaene, 2010, p.240), and he cites a number of counter arguments and counter-examples that contradict his thesis. In fact, this series is so extensive and impressive that you can not really help but come to the opposite view: that the neuro-physiological functions of the brain's enormous for us include general yet unforeseen plasticity, which is open to any possible nor conceivable kind of cultural development. So when it comes to making claims against cultural relativism such thing as limits of human nature (see Dehaene, 2010, p.197), then you have to look elsewhere and this limits the emphasis is on the general human anatomy, the brain and the body, and - as Plessner - try to determine a corresponding ratio determination of body abdomen out unchanging features of human nature.

But here is to make it Dehaene These go to the counter arguments that he gives himself. Dehaene's argument rests on the concept of "neuronal recycling". (See Dehaene, 2010, p. 16, 90, 99, 105f., 162-165, 167, 195ff. And elsewhere), he draws on an already old observation that the evolution not only on the principle of adaptation to local conditions and running but also to the possibility of recourse, remodel already existing adaptations, ie "Exaption. (See Dehaene, 2010, p.164) This is done for example in our ear bones that were once been gills. The brain is known to be composed of different parts at different times, resulting, probably related with the different survival needs in the evolution of man always exaptiert were thus transformed.

Now Dehaene shows on learning to read that a cultural skill that is gerademal only 5,000 years old, in perfect harmony with the neuro-physiological functions of the brain. This naturally raises the question of how this is possible because, for an adjustment in the context of biological evolution, the time span of 5000 years is far too short. (See Dehaene, 2010, p. 12, 14, 17, 133, 194f.u.ö.) Dehaene says that we engage in learning to read back on certain circuits in the lower left temple area, originally were adapted to the perception of objects, but for now, perception 'of letters, so for Read , converted', ie can be neurologically recycled.

Dehaene According to the new, only 5000 years ago resulting cultural ability to read each time we learn to read, just looking for those circuits in the brain that are best suited for being placed at the service of this cultural ability - ie for reading functional. Dehaene designates it as a "happy coincidence" that "we have a cerebral network that Sehareale connects with the speech areas, and that is so flexible that it can change for the recognition of letters "(Dehaene, 2010, p.195) -. This particular cerebral network is the world in all people, regardless of which font they learn to read the same . (See (Dehaene 2010, S.87f.)

But great chance this may actually not be, because, as Dehaene stresses in the phenomenon of dyslexia, other circuits can also assume the function of supporting the cultural ability to read . dyslexic namely their handicap in learning to read can be compensated by appropriate training, which means nothing more than to other brain regions to the connect point of the otherwise preferred region of the brain can be: "Everything is so, as if the various areas of the cortex due to their internal requirements in a sort of waiting list lined up. If the first, actually optimal region in the learning process is not available, is the second region - and that seems to be the symmetrical area of the right hemisphere to be - into the game. Better can not illustrate that reading does not have a predefined brain module has. It uses all the options and converts a portion of the inherited from our evolutionary neural hierarchy for a different purpose to "(Dehaene, 2010, p.191) The

grammar of the last sentence is revealing: "It writes, Dehaene," uses all the possibilities "- and" it "with which we are dealing with here is not the brain, but the reading ! So here we are at the behavioral level: It is our behavior that is determined by the neurophysiological function of the brain.

So what are we to make of a supposedly happy coincidence, if only by the use we make of our brain, can occur at any time other circuits in place of those circuits that allegedly restrict the individual learning ability of the people so much? That these other circuits not as beneficial are learning to read is not enough to make Dehaene's theory of the limited plasticity so strong that it affects the cultural skills of the people. Such a thesis is about as useful as the assertion that our freedom is restricted to act, because we only have two hands. Although our hands are no wings, people have not stopped, the learn to fly.

We have to do when reading with a complex behavior, a complex function corresponds to the level of the brain. Not without reason it is such a thing as a "waiting list" means the various brain regions interact with each other, and the complex functions (unconsciously) and activities (consciously) that are required to read a text and understand each other must be coordinated. This complex interplay of conscious and unconscious functions activities are at different levels of a hierarchy of "convergence zones" gathered and organized (see Dehaene, 2010, p. 99, 123f, 140, 180, 370.) "They (certain regions of the end- and temporal regions - d) act as 'convergence zones' ... that signals with very many regions of the cerebral cortex associative exchange. They were scattered fragments of meaning collect and combine in bundles ...." - The concept of the convergence zone was taken over by Dehaene Damasio.

One could also imagine consciousness as a lens-shaped surface that collects the incoming information from the outside and bundles. Dehaene calls this a "conscious memory," which he locates in the frontal lobes. (See Dehaene, 2010, S.359) This memory tries Dehaene explain why only humans not only a culture but also a culture of innovation, which is a constantly evolving and has new cultural objects engendering culture: "Why is but the human species, the only one who invents a culture and as new uses creates for its brain circuits? I propose a hypothesis that the human brain has a new, conscious memory ', a vast system of cortical connections. It breaks up the modular boundaries of the areas of the brain and enables flexible recombination of existing circuits, clearly indicating the new mental tools. "(Dehaene, 2010, p.349)

Thus, Dehaene is critically dependent on Michael Tomasello of the specifically human-culturalism does not at the neurophysiological function Moors, but to the individual "motivation" as Dehaene writes. (See Dehaene, 2010, p.368) In our sense, one could here the Place of the "motivation" put simply, the "behavior" because it is all about, that also Tomasello culture (or individual and cultural skills) not from the brain explained ago, but from their connection with their use.

Dehaene objected against the fact that Tomasello These could "only" half-explain "how did it come to this extraordinary development of the cultural sphere in humans. Although it provides reasons for their rapid expansion, its origin from a local outgoing, almost epidemic spread and the stable, if not irreversible character of our best cultural achievements ... About the spark that leads to the invention, the hypothesis says nothing. "(Dehaene 2010, S.368f.)

course provides the neurophysiological functions to which Dehaene fixed here so much, its indispensable, but only functional contribution to cultural development. But ultimately, Dehaene that a solution to the question raised by him further than Tomasello. Tomasello moved with his differentiation between individual and cultural learning even at the level of ontogeny. If it's cultural development with the "jack" effect describes, he performs this mainly on the identification of the child with the intentionality his parents and teachers back. He has actually said only half of cultural development, as Dehaene rightly criticized, but with the wrong arguments.

What not Tomasello taken into account, we find Assmann: after the long year tens of thousands of orality, in which humanity has not developed in practice (but already on the disposal of Tomasello mechanisms described individual and cultural learning), the real cultural explosion until the invention of writing. Only now rise to something like an objective memory, which enables people to consciously seek innovation and originality in thinking. But this has now nothing to do with the biological circuitry of our brains evolved to do. Namely: the reading does, of course back to the neuro-physiological functions of our brain. But to have only the ability to thought result and to gain these results objectively and save, so to speak, new external convergence zones, thus creating libraries, only this ability leads to the actual cultural explosion!

libraries without books and without what we think today will be forgotten tomorrow - of ourselves, we have thought it! How great our personal memory, is how difficult it is, point to be thought, that may clarify any for themselves. I any case it is already difficult to remember the same day in something with which I had mentally set apart just hours before consuming. Without appropriate mnemonics without rhymes and meters, we live in as if dreamer in the day, stumbling from dream to dream, only dreamed of just aware and without memories of past.

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Stanislas Dehaene, reading. The greatest invention of mankind, and what happened here in our heads, Munich 2010 (2009)

  1. description of the subject and the subject of action in brain research
  2. to interdisciplinary brain research
  3. to neurophysiological function of the brain, consciousness and behavior
  4. to neurophysiological function of the brain: competition versus reciprocity
  5. to neurophysiological function of the brain: Perception of Shape
  6. to neurophysiological function of the brain: Proto letters
  7. to neurophysiological function of the brain: school
Despite my criticism of the shorter of the relationship between phylogenetic (biological and cultural ) and ontogenetic (individual) condition relationship I would like to Dehaene's interest in a broader, including other disciplines in recognition of their independence with inclusive perspective. It is extremely rare that a brain researcher's expertise the teacher points out and it is limited compared with their own expertise: "In the classroom alone is the teacher's authoritative person." (Dehaene 2010, p. 379) - but includes the tone in which Dehaene describes its own neurophysiological contribution to education, a flirtatious And here is a short one before so acclaimed educator slightly irritated, because that is - (Dehaene 2010, p. 379), the expressed respect implausible-making Nuance: "A little science can do no harm ... My message is modest" actually only conclude that the pedagogy is not a real science.

This is of course not a good basis for a true interdisciplinary approach, in which the eligible disciplines face at eye level. Dehaene and it wants its own words, also, for he proposes to combine the "research" and "to extend the science of reading," something of a triangulation of "pedagogy, psychology and neuroscience. (See Dehaene, 2010, p. 379) This is reminiscent of Damasio am triangulation of "spirit, behavior and brain" (see Antonio R. Damasio, I feel, therefore I am. The decryption of consciousness, Berlin 8 / 2009, p. 25)), a triangulation used to determine of consciousness not only on individual disciplines, but the whole system of science involves, if you realize that in mind, 'the subjective first-person perspective, among behavior "all manifestations of life of people and, brain' the specific neurophysiological perspective is understood.

In Damasio we have to do so with a truly interdisciplinary approach - not only with a limited perspective on the dominance of brain research. In a similar vein, Dehaene somewhat vague wording of a "unified (s) and cumulative (n) Science, in which the freedom of the teacher not denied, but drawn to the pragmatic search for a more structured and effective teaching is "(see Dehaene, 2010, S.380)

sneak But even in this formulation is again some vague, in need of further terms any precision. open remains what has been, pragmatic 'and efficiently' to understand. In the following posts we will see later, Dehaene tends to interpret the limited plasticity of the brain to the effect that compete in the neuro-physiological functions of the brain the different cultural skills of people with each other for the available, biologically evolved circuits. It could then draw the pedagogical conclusion that the classic, originating from Humboldt principle that man should pursue the greatest possible diversity of education, not particularly, 'and was therefore not effective' pragmatic approach could be implemented. In its place would be something like a productive one-sidedness connect ', which would call into question the entire core curriculum.

We have comparatively so when Dehaene, despite commendable, modesty ', a further example of the verbal carelessness, deal with the many brain researchers in terms that all first a careful analysis and critique of educational need, before they can be applied to educational institutions such as the classroom.

Friday, March 4, 2011

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Stanislas Dehaene, reading. The greatest invention of mankind, and what happens here in our heads, Munich 2010 (2009)

  1. description of the subject and the action subject in brain research
  2. for interdisciplinary brain research
  3. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain, consciousness and behavior
  4. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain: competition versus reciprocity
  5. to neuro-physiological functions of the brain: Gestalt perception
  6. to neurophysiological function of the brain: Proto letters
  7. To neuro-physiological functions of the brain: school
If I Stanislas Dehaene's book reading. The greatest invention of mankind, and what happens here in our heads "(2010) read to keep themselves in my agreement and disagreement on the scale. Many of his neurophysiological findings are tremendously exciting - are to be shown in the following post is - and help a process of clarifying one's own reflections on the relationship of phylogeny (biology and culture) and ontogenetic (individual consciousness) and correct them. But many of his comments and conclusions as to cultural and individual development are just annoying because they are limited in view of the overall context humanities and cultural development too much on the neuro-physiological function and therefore fall just short. That makes one uneasy mixture of half truths and half-falsehoods that the cognitive process are not very conducive.

The basic problem seems to me more and more especially in the imprecise, vague expressions to lie that I most brain researchers, and even find even with Stanislas Dehaene. By this I mean not its neurophysiological terminology itself, as regards the anatomy of the brain they are always very precise and inspect closely, - otherwise you can probably hardly neurophysiological research operate. As soon as they try to go beyond the neuro-physiological condition relationships and relate their findings to the individual behavior and social and cultural processes, and their language is strangely vague and metaphorical. To make clear what I mean, I would like to tentatively speak of the difference between description and action subject subject that is ignored by neurophysiologists throughout, resulting in the aforementioned uneasy mixture of half truths and half-falsehoods.

Description As subject I would call all those sentence subjects, which are provided with descriptive predicates. The brain and anatomy are the description of the subject of brain research. In regard to this subject description tries to brain research to identify all possible predicates. The neuro-physiological processes, observing the brain researchers meet in a still largely unknown to the general context of mutual functionality specific functions.

act as a subject I would call all those sentence subjects which are provided with action predicates: Someone doing something recognizes something decides something wants something, feels something . If I use these predicates, I do not describe a Opportunity (subject description), but I give someone the status of a subject's action. Also you can apply this action predicates in metaphorical intent on Description subjects - if you know what you do, if you control consciously so in order to illustrate the use of such metaphors, such as Dehaene the pleasing and instructive picture of the coordination of specialized neurons in the performance as a mentally limited demons Parliament. (See Dehaene, 2010 S.56ff.)

neurophysiologists but are not in very great regularity blind to the categorical difference between her description of the subject, the brain and its functionality, and action subjects such as humans. To select a still rather harmless example: Dehaene describes the advantage of pictograms against abstract letter saying that, in order to understand icons, does not have to learn to read extra, because "every normal brain can in the image of one ear to recognize the symbol for cereals. "(Dehaene, 2010, p.207) - This is certainly a rather innocuous mistake in the use of the information subject's brain 'as an action subject. But is the infamous, simple man 'future on the road, perhaps just that simple brain' on the street? This

Habit of presenting their subjects as a description of action led subjects, brain researchers much further generalizations and developments of metaphor. If eg Dehaene of the people 5000 years ago is the speech that developed the first writings, that occur suddenly as a neurophysiologist. Today's brain researchers Dehaene generalized so times just as with a light hand, his perspective through time to a group of people who have not had a magnetic resonance imaging and magnetic resonance spectroscopy had no service! These people have therefore tested not just any icons and symbols or marks and scratches to taste and discretion aesthetic and pragmatic refined and improved, but they have so Dehaene discovered "that the temporal region in the back of the head can also be used to the word not only verbally, but also writing to share" (see Dehaene, 2010, p.195). Imagine "the People" for 5000 year, as they - possibly cannibals? - Your brain on an open language and script to run experiments before they eat their prisoners!
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So then, the prehistoric people in the cave of Lascaux, as they conjured with simple contours bison and horses equally accurate as alive on the cave walls, created not as art. (See Dehaene, 2010, 212) Dehaene sees in them rather an example of "a first, obviously strictly empirical manipulation of the people in his nervous system." (See Dehaene, 2010, p.203) One wonders, is whether brain researchers perhaps professionally simply are unable to imagine that people can see without going through the observation of brain functions or invent anything? Even the relatively modest

reductionism, the Dehaene itself begins seducing him to "family and social structure, religious traditions, musical styles, artistic expression, etc." without further specification its phenomenal structure to a "culture of neurons due. (See Dehaene, 2010, S.353) makes him blind to the autonomy of cultural phenomena. You do not have independent status is granted as a description of subjects, their identification requires specific cultural predicates. Instead metaphorized Dehaene cultural processes by means of a medical-biological terminology. Thus, cultural innovations spread in the brain like a virus epidemic, "... just like a mutant virus is a gap in the immune system of an organism found. ... As a winner will emerge those representations which are found within the human brain structure circuits that for an efficient neural recycling are. "(see Dehaene, 2010, p.167)

Who writes such processes of cultural understanding, perhaps a bit of brains, but nothing of culture. Dehaene does have the advantage over schwadronierenden Neuro pseudo philosophers like Metzinger, that he, the brain anatomy and function in its full context, the subject makes, but he finally isolated as compared to the functional context of the 'residual body'. As much as Dehaene sought to incorporate social and cultural contexts in his research, they are ultimately due to the constant confusion of subject and description of action due to subject and of permanent short-circuiting and back of neck condition contexts on the neuro-physiological phenomena as functionality completely leveled, so to disappear.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

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Gültigk: to 04/02/2011
Dell coupon code: NV730GZ1J $ 4PT4

Dell promo code for business customers:
Dell coupon code: 0V9PZJN2D4C1S4
50 € discount on all Inspiron notebooks (except Vostro V320 and V1015)
validity: until March 11, 2011
Minimum order: 649 €



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