Mind beyond the Net

Contemporary cognitive neuroscience underscores the importance of a non-reductionist analysis of the interactions of person and environment. Recent advances hold the prospect of integrating analyses of social, psychological, and neural determinants of mental disorders in one coherent scientific framework based on an action-and agent-centered view of mind, brain, and behavior. This review describes the conceptual basis of research in cognitive neuroscience paying special attention to the value of different levels of explanation. It then discusses consequences for methods and frameworks of scientific explanation in cultural psychiatry and psychological medicine

Cognition · Cognitive science · Cultural neuroscience · Epistemology · Neurolaw · Reductionism · Social cognition · Social neuroscience · Action Observation and Synchronization · Cognitive Neuroscience · Cultural Differences and Values · Mental Health and Psychiatry · Neuroscience · Psychology

• The Future of Cultural Psychiatry

  Open Access•L J Kirmayer, Harry Minas•The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry•2000

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• Affect hunger and the evolution of human behavior

  Open Access•Walter Goldschmidt•Human Evolution•2003

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• Textbook of Cultural Psychiatry

  Open Access•Pedro Ruiz, L J Kirmayer et al.•Textbook of Cultural Psychiatry•2007

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• Medically Unexplained Physical Symptoms, Anxiety, and Depression

  Peter Henningsen, Thomas Zimmermann et al.•Psychosomatic Medicine•2003

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• Exaltation in Temporal Lobe Epilepsy

  Open Access•Niall Mccrae, R Whitley•Journal of Medical Humanities•2014

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• Anxiety, Remembering, and Agency

  Open Access•M Cameron Hay•Ethos•2009

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• Theories of mind and trauma after war in Uganda

  Open Access•Lars H Williams, T M Luhrmann•Transcultural Psychiatric…•2025

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• Transcultural Psychiatry

  Open Access•Frank Kortmann•Transcultural Psychiatry•2010

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• Detachment

  Open Access•Goffredo Bartocci, Dein et al.•Transcultural Psychiatry•2005

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• A History of the Mind

  Nicholas Humphrey•A History of the Mind•1992

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• A Recursive Vision

  Peter Harries-Jones, Peter Harries‐Jones•Recursive Vision•1995

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• Mindblindness

  Simon Baron‐cohen, John Tooby et al.•Mindblindness•1995

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• In the Wake of Chaos

  Stephen H Kellert•In the Wake of Chaos•1993

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• Zen and the Brain

  James H Austin•Zen and the Brain•1998

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• The Computational Brain

  Patricia Smith Churchland, Terrence J Sejnowski•Computational Brain•1992

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• The Engine of Reason, the Seat of the Soul

  Paul M Churchland•The Engine of Reason, the Seat of…•1995

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• Cognition in the Wild

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• On Distinguishing Epistemic from Pragmatic Action

  Open Access•David Kirsh, Paul P Maglio et al.•Cognitive Science•1994

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• On the proper treatment of connectionism

  Open Access•Paul Smolensky•Behavioral and Brain Sciences•1988

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• Mirror neurons and the simulation theory of mind-reading

  Open Access•Vittorio Gallese•Trends in Cognitive Sciences•1998

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• What the Frog's Eye Tells the Frog's Brain

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• A New Intellectual Framework for Psychiatry

  Eric R Kandel, Robin Hambleton et al.•American Journal of Psychiatry•1998

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• Mind and Body as Metaphors

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• The construction of social reality

  John R Searle•La Construccion De La Realidad…•1995

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• The Modularity of Mind

  Jerry A Fodor•Modularity of Mind•1983

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• Psychosemantics

  Jerry A Fodor•Psychosemantics•1987

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• Steps toward Healing

  Open Access•Bernard J Baars, Katharine McGovern•Consciousness and Cognition•1995

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• On the Construction of a Social Reality

  John R Searle•Life of a Hunter•2018

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• The Cultural Origins of Human Cognition

  Open Access•M Tomasello•Cultural Origins of Human Cognition•2000

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• Improvisation and authority in illness meaning

  Open Access•L J Kirmayer•Culture Medicine and Psychiatry•1994

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• Autopoiesis and Cognition

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• A Neurocomputational Perspective

  Lynne Rudder Baker, Paul M Churchland•The Philosophical Review•1992

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• Being There

  Tim van Gelder, Andrew Clark et al.•The Philosophical Review•1998

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• Consciousness Explained

  William G Lycan, Daniel C Dennett•The Philosophical Review•1993

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• Associative Engines

  Robert N Mccauley, Andrew Clark et al.•The Philosophical Quarterly•1995

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• The Psychoanalytic Mind

  John Cottingham, Marcia Cavell•The Philosophical Quarterly•1996

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• Connegtionism and Psychoanalysis

  Open Access•David D Olds•Journal of the American…•1994

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• Mind and nature

  Gregory Bateson•Mind and Nature•1979

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• The Embodied Mind

  Francisco J Varela, Eleanor Rosch et al.•The Embodied Mind•1991

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• Evolution's Eye

  Susan Oyama•Evolution’s Eye: A Systems View…•2000

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• Cognitive Relativism and Social Science

  Open Access•Fuller, Steve Fuller et al.•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•1992

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• A Recursive Vision

  Michael D Lieber, Peter Harries-Jones et al.•Journal of the Royal Anthropologica…•1997

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