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Francisco López‐Muñoz

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ID6701013
NAMEFrancisco López‐Muñoz
GIVEN NAMESFrancisco
FAMILY NAMELópez‐Muñoz
SIGNATUREMUÑOZ F L
AFFILIATIONSUniversidad Camilo José Cela, Mexico
ORCID0000-0002-5188-6038
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS16
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT16
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2006
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • From AI Tool Use to Instructional Design: Development and Validation of the AID-CTQ in Higher Education

    Open Access•Natalia Lara Nieto-Márquez, Rubén Madrigal-Cerezo et al.•ARTICLE•Education Sciences•2026

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming higher education, although most research addresses its integration in terms of frequency of use or technological acceptance, without examining how it translates into specific curricular and instructional decisions. That is why this study has a dual aim: to develop and validate the AI Instructional Design Questionnaire for Critical Thinking (AID-CTQ) and to analyze how university faculty integrate AI in…

  • Pensamiento, lenguaje y crimen. Al delito, por la palabra

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2025

    Language is fundamental for socialization and personality formation. Brain maturation and its development are crucial. Inadequate linguistic stimulation in childhood can lead to learning and communication problems, affecting reading, writing, and comprehension abilities. Language not only facilitates communication but also structures conscious life and allows the acquisition of new knowledge. Competent use of language requires mastery of conversa…

  • Suffering and the collapse of language: Between the sayable and the impossible

    Áurea Esparza, Lorena García et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Humanities•2025•References: 2

    This article explores the relationship between human suffering and the limits of language, positing that suffering is not simply an experience of physical pain or emotional distress but a fracture in the capacity to articulate meaning. It clearly distinguishes between pain (a localised sensory experience that is potentially communicable) and suffering (an existential experience that involves a rupture of the symbolic order).It is argued that suff…

  • De la bruja “pecadora” a la bruja “demente”

    Open Access•Francisco López‐Muñoz, Francisco Pérez Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2024

    The case of what happened with witchcraft and sorcery between the 14th and 18th centuries is paradigmatic when it comes to understanding the evolution of the consideration of crime as a mental illness between the 19th and 20th centuries. Witchcraft went from being considered as an exceptional crime very difficult to prove by conventional means, requiring a special procedure for its clarification, to becoming a medical problem centered in the sear…

  • La fotografía de difuntos del siglo XIX como reflejo psicosocial e intelectual de una época

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2023

    The photography of the deceased, especially those taken during their years of public splendor, became a highly demanded product, not only for its emotional value as a reminder of the deceased, or as an aid to the psychological transition of mourning for close relatives, but also for its value as a sociocultural artifice. The post-mortem photography has been subject of profuse sociological, anthropological, artistic and even semiological studies, …

  • Direct and Indirect Management Models in Public Health in the Framework of Mental Health

    Open Access•Elena Puerto-Casasasnovas, Jorge Galiana et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2023

    This article analyzes the relationship between per capita expenditure and financial and macroeconomic variables in the framework of mental health, in regions where the prevailing system is public healthcare governed by the state and in regions where the prevailing system is that of public ownership. The period 2006-2017 was analyzed. A simple linear regression analysis was carried out to determine the relationship between the expenditure per inha…

  • Determinants of Public Health Personnel Spending in Spain

    Open Access•Elena Puerto-Casasnovas, Jorge Galiana et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2023

    Public health is funded with government funds gathered from tax revenues, whether national, provincial or municipal. The health system therefore suffers during economic crisis periods, whether due to disinvestment, loss of purchasing power among health care personnel or the decrease in the number of professionals. This worsens the situation, as it is necessary to cover the needs of an increasingly elderly population and with a longer life expecta…

  • El vampirismo desde la vertiente psicomédica Apuntes histórico-literarios para la reconsideración de una condición psiquiátrica

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2022

    In 1886, the neurologist Richard Von Krafft-Ebing published his bookPsychopathia Sexualis and offered the first explanations about paraphilias such as vampirism. This phenomenon has usually maintained in the margins of clinical research because of its rarity, receiving a literary treatment. Whenever science stopped estimating it as another medical event, it has been observed among psychologists and psychiatrists as a psychosexual bias problem tha…

  • El dualismo cartesiano y la glándula pineal: De la fisiología al arte

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2021

    Es conocido el hecho de que un mecanicista de manual, incluso fundacional, como lo fue René Descartes (1596-1650) (figura 1), admitió la existencia de una mente inmaterial o alma -res cogitans-, liberada por completo de las leyes de la mecánica y a cuyas percepciones íntimas llamó “pasiones” en la línea del pensamiento de la época (López-Muñoz & Álamo, 2010; López-Muñoz & Álamo, 2011). Unida a esta res, y subordinada a ella, existiría una realida…

  • The role of doctors in torture: From middle age to Abu Ghraib

    Open Access•Esther Cuerda, Esther Cuerda-Galindo et al.•ARTICLE•International Politics•2021•References: 3

  • Le Horla, de Maupassant: El terror de la locura o la locura del terror = Le Horla, by Maupassant: the fear of insanity or the insanity of fear

    Open Access•Francisco Javier Sánchez-Verdejo Pérez, Francisco López Muñoz et al.•ARTICLE•Estudios Humanísticos. Filología•2020

    Le Horla nos presenta el diario del narrador para deleite del lector y desesperación de ambos. Los detalles aparentemente insignificantes, el entorno familiar transformado en ominoso, el dramatismo que aumenta con la lectura... todo ello conduce al lector y al protagonista a un sentimiento extremo y magistral de angustia. Frente al inicio casi bucólico, la historia nos lleva rápidamente al mundo de los fenómenos irracionales que desatan el miedo,…

  • The Kirkbride buildings in contemporary culture (1850–2015): From ‘moral management’ to horror films

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•2019

    The so-called ‘Kirkbride Plan’ is a type of mental institution designed by the American psychiatrist Thomas Story Kirkbride. The Kirkbride-design asylums were built from 1848 to the end of the nineteenth century. Their structural characteristics were subordinated to a certain approach to moral management: exposure to natural light, beautiful views and good air circulation. These hospitals used several architectural styles, but they all had a simi…

  • The pineal gland as physical tool of the soul faculties: A persistent historical connection

    Open Access•Francisco López‐Muñoz, F López-Muñoz et al.•ARTICLE•Neurología (English Edition)•2012

  • The neurobiological interpretation of the mental functions in the work of Santiago Ramón y Cajal

    Open Access•Francisco López‐Muñoz, Francisco López-Muñoz et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•2008

    Cajal (1852—1934) first had contact with the fields of psychiatry and psychology through the experimental study of hypnotism. He interpreted this phenomenon as an aberrant failure of the machinery of the brain. It may be that Cajal's initial interest in the theory of hypnotic suggestion eventually led him to study the biological phenomena related to sleep and dreams, in the neurophysiological explanation of which he disagreed openly with Freud's …

  • Pharmacological study of antispasmodic activity of Mirabilis jalapa Linn flowers

    Open Access•Kazuko Aoki, Alma Rosa Cortés et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Ethnopharmacology•2008

  • “The herbs that have the property of healing…,”: The phytotherapy in Don Quixote

    Open Access•Francisco López‐Muñoz, Francisco López-Muñoz et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Ethnopharmacology•2006

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  • “The herbs that have the property of healing…,”: The phytotherapy in Don Quixote

    Open Access•Francisco López‐Muñoz, Francisco López-Muñoz et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Ethnopharmacology•2006

  • The neurobiological interpretation of the mental functions in the work of Santiago Ramón y Cajal

    Open Access•Francisco López‐Muñoz, Francisco López-Muñoz et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•2008

    Cajal (1852—1934) first had contact with the fields of psychiatry and psychology through the experimental study of hypnotism. He interpreted this phenomenon as an aberrant failure of the machinery of the brain. It may be that Cajal's initial interest in the theory of hypnotic suggestion eventually led him to study the biological phenomena related to sleep and dreams, in the neurophysiological explanation of which he disagreed openly with Freud's …

  • Pharmacological study of antispasmodic activity of Mirabilis jalapa Linn flowers

    Open Access•Kazuko Aoki, Alma Rosa Cortés et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Ethnopharmacology•2008

  • The pineal gland as physical tool of the soul faculties: A persistent historical connection

    Open Access•Francisco López‐Muñoz, F López-Muñoz et al.•ARTICLE•Neurología (English Edition)•2012

  • The Kirkbride buildings in contemporary culture (1850–2015): From ‘moral management’ to horror films

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•2019

    The so-called ‘Kirkbride Plan’ is a type of mental institution designed by the American psychiatrist Thomas Story Kirkbride. The Kirkbride-design asylums were built from 1848 to the end of the nineteenth century. Their structural characteristics were subordinated to a certain approach to moral management: exposure to natural light, beautiful views and good air circulation. These hospitals used several architectural styles, but they all had a simi…

  • Le Horla, de Maupassant: El terror de la locura o la locura del terror = Le Horla, by Maupassant: the fear of insanity or the insanity of fear

    Open Access•Francisco Javier Sánchez-Verdejo Pérez, Francisco López Muñoz et al.•ARTICLE•Estudios Humanísticos. Filología•2020

    Le Horla nos presenta el diario del narrador para deleite del lector y desesperación de ambos. Los detalles aparentemente insignificantes, el entorno familiar transformado en ominoso, el dramatismo que aumenta con la lectura... todo ello conduce al lector y al protagonista a un sentimiento extremo y magistral de angustia. Frente al inicio casi bucólico, la historia nos lleva rápidamente al mundo de los fenómenos irracionales que desatan el miedo,…

  • El dualismo cartesiano y la glándula pineal: De la fisiología al arte

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2021

    Es conocido el hecho de que un mecanicista de manual, incluso fundacional, como lo fue René Descartes (1596-1650) (figura 1), admitió la existencia de una mente inmaterial o alma -res cogitans-, liberada por completo de las leyes de la mecánica y a cuyas percepciones íntimas llamó “pasiones” en la línea del pensamiento de la época (López-Muñoz & Álamo, 2010; López-Muñoz & Álamo, 2011). Unida a esta res, y subordinada a ella, existiría una realida…

  • The role of doctors in torture: From middle age to Abu Ghraib

    Open Access•Esther Cuerda, Esther Cuerda-Galindo et al.•ARTICLE•International Politics•2021•References: 3

  • El vampirismo desde la vertiente psicomédica Apuntes histórico-literarios para la reconsideración de una condición psiquiátrica

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2022

    In 1886, the neurologist Richard Von Krafft-Ebing published his bookPsychopathia Sexualis and offered the first explanations about paraphilias such as vampirism. This phenomenon has usually maintained in the margins of clinical research because of its rarity, receiving a literary treatment. Whenever science stopped estimating it as another medical event, it has been observed among psychologists and psychiatrists as a psychosexual bias problem tha…

  • La fotografía de difuntos del siglo XIX como reflejo psicosocial e intelectual de una época

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2023

    The photography of the deceased, especially those taken during their years of public splendor, became a highly demanded product, not only for its emotional value as a reminder of the deceased, or as an aid to the psychological transition of mourning for close relatives, but also for its value as a sociocultural artifice. The post-mortem photography has been subject of profuse sociological, anthropological, artistic and even semiological studies, …

  • Direct and Indirect Management Models in Public Health in the Framework of Mental Health

    Open Access•Elena Puerto-Casasasnovas, Jorge Galiana et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2023

    This article analyzes the relationship between per capita expenditure and financial and macroeconomic variables in the framework of mental health, in regions where the prevailing system is public healthcare governed by the state and in regions where the prevailing system is that of public ownership. The period 2006-2017 was analyzed. A simple linear regression analysis was carried out to determine the relationship between the expenditure per inha…

  • Determinants of Public Health Personnel Spending in Spain

    Open Access•Elena Puerto-Casasnovas, Jorge Galiana et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2023

    Public health is funded with government funds gathered from tax revenues, whether national, provincial or municipal. The health system therefore suffers during economic crisis periods, whether due to disinvestment, loss of purchasing power among health care personnel or the decrease in the number of professionals. This worsens the situation, as it is necessary to cover the needs of an increasingly elderly population and with a longer life expecta…

  • De la bruja “pecadora” a la bruja “demente”

    Open Access•Francisco López‐Muñoz, Francisco Pérez Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2024

    The case of what happened with witchcraft and sorcery between the 14th and 18th centuries is paradigmatic when it comes to understanding the evolution of the consideration of crime as a mental illness between the 19th and 20th centuries. Witchcraft went from being considered as an exceptional crime very difficult to prove by conventional means, requiring a special procedure for its clarification, to becoming a medical problem centered in the sear…

  • Pensamiento, lenguaje y crimen. Al delito, por la palabra

    Open Access•Francisco Pérez Fernández, Francisco Pérez-Fernández et al.•ARTICLE•Mente y Cultura•2025

    Language is fundamental for socialization and personality formation. Brain maturation and its development are crucial. Inadequate linguistic stimulation in childhood can lead to learning and communication problems, affecting reading, writing, and comprehension abilities. Language not only facilitates communication but also structures conscious life and allows the acquisition of new knowledge. Competent use of language requires mastery of conversa…

  • Suffering and the collapse of language: Between the sayable and the impossible

    Áurea Esparza, Lorena García et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Humanities•2025•References: 2

    This article explores the relationship between human suffering and the limits of language, positing that suffering is not simply an experience of physical pain or emotional distress but a fracture in the capacity to articulate meaning. It clearly distinguishes between pain (a localised sensory experience that is potentially communicable) and suffering (an existential experience that involves a rupture of the symbolic order).It is argued that suff…

  • From AI Tool Use to Instructional Design: Development and Validation of the AID-CTQ in Higher Education

    Open Access•Natalia Lara Nieto-Márquez, Rubén Madrigal-Cerezo et al.•ARTICLE•Education Sciences•2026

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming higher education, although most research addresses its integration in terms of frequency of use or technological acceptance, without examining how it translates into specific curricular and instructional decisions. That is why this study has a dual aim: to develop and validate the AI Instructional Design Questionnaire for Critical Thinking (AID-CTQ) and to analyze how university faculty integrate AI in…

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