The Sensory Order

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Hayek, F.A. 저자(글)

University of Chicago Press · 1999년 06월 01일

책 소개

This text sets forth Hayek's theory of mind in which he describes the mental mechanism which classifies perceptions that cannot be accounted for by physical laws.

작가정보

저자(글) Hayek, F.A.

목차

• Preface
  Introduction
  The Nature of the Problem
  What is Mind?
  The Phenomenal and the Physical World
  Stimulus, Impulse, and the Theory of the Specific Energy of the Nerves
  Differences in Quality are Differences in the Effects
  The Unitary Character of the Sensory Order
  The Order of Sensory Qualities not Confined to Conscious Experience
  The Denial or Disregard of Our Problem by Behaviorism
  The 'Absolute' Qualities of Sensations a Phantom-Problem
  An Outline of the Theory
  The Principle of the Explanation
  The Sensory Order in its Static and in its Dynamic Aspects
  The Principle of Classification
  Multiple Classification
  The Central Thesis
  The Nervous System as an Instrument of Classification
  An Inventory of the Physiological Data
  Simplifying Assumptions on which the Operation of the Principle will be Discussed
  Elementary Forms of Classification
  Complex Forms of Classification
  The Classification of the Relation Between Classes
  The Universal Character of the Process of Classification: Gestalt Phenomena and Abstract Concepts
  Sensation and Behaviour
  Sensations and the Organism
  Evolution and the Hierarchal Order of the Nervous System
  From Specific Reflex to Generalized Evaluation
  Proprioception of Low-Level Responses
  Postures and Movements Connected with Perception
  Patterns of Motor Responses
  Biogenic Needs and Drives
  Emotions and the James-Lange Theory
  The Structure of the Mental Order
  Pre-Sensory Experience or 'Linkages'
  The Gradual Formation of a 'Map' Reproducing Relations Between Events in the Environment
  The 'Map' and the 'Model'
  Associative Processes
  Mechanical and Purposive Behaviour
  The Model-Object Relationship
  Consciousness and Conceptual Thought
  Conscious and Unconscious Mental Processes
  Criteria of Consciousness
  The Common Space-Time Framework
  Attention
  The Functions of Consciousness
  'Concrete' and 'Abstract'
  Conceptual Thought
  Confirmations and Verification of the Theory
  Observed Facts for which the Theory Accounts
  Older Theories Comprised as Special Cases
  New Experiments Suggested
  Possibilities of Experimental Refutation
  Philosophical Consequences
  Pre-Sensory Experience and Pure Empiricism
  Phenomenalism and the Inconstancy of Sensory Qualities
  Dualisms and Materialism
  The Nature of Explanation
  Explanation of the Principle
  The Limits of Explanation
  The Division of the Sciences and the 'Freedom of the Will'
  Bibliography
  Index
  Table of Contents provided by Publisher. All Rights Reserved.

기본정보

ISBN	9780226320946 ( 0226320944 )
발행(출시)일자	1999년 06월 01일
쪽수	232쪽
크기	145 * 219 * 15 mm / 331 g
총권수	1권
언어	영어