EL MONISMO NEUTRAL y la superación de la dualidad mente-materia
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https://doi.org/10.24310/NATyLIB.2019.v1i11.5576Keywords:
Mente, materia, cerebro, monismo, neutral, emergente, sistemismo, qualia,Abstract
El monismo neutral afirma que tanto mente como materia son categorías derivadas de una única realidad subyacente que no se identifica exclusivamente con ninguna de ellas. En el presente trabajo se formula un esbozo de teoría desde la perspectiva del monismo neutral sobre las dis-tintas configuraciones de la realidad que denominamos “mente” y “materia”, discutiendo asimismo sus consecuencias y los planteamientos a que podría dar lugar.
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