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title: The enigma of hemispheric perception of the world is probably solved due to which the problem of self-consciousness generation and localization is cleared up
language: english
abstract: The riddle of hemispheric perception mechanism connected with hemispheric inverse perception of spatial characteristics of the environment is considered with the help of interdisciplinary research (the concept of asymmetry of human brain's hemispheres, and also the philosophical concepts of reality and physical theories of Universe's structure). It is shown that the inverse scheme of hemispheric perception corresponds to subject-subject model of human interaction with the world, which presupposes the unity of the subjective and objective, the internal and external, "I" and non-"I", man and the world. The assumption is made that self-consciousness is generated at the neutral point of interaction of "I" and non-"I", which in physical sense corresponds to the physical vacuum (as a neutral medium integrating the opposites), and also to fundamental quantum level of the Universe, revealing the unity of the internal and external, the simple and complex, cause and effect as expressions of implicative nature of the "field of consciousness" and the anthropic postulate.
keywords: cerebral hemispheres, inverse character of hemispheric perception, self-consciousness, gestalt psychology, physical vacuum, field of consciousness, anthropic postulate, mirror neurons, the principle coordination theory
learntype: lecture
semdensity: veryhigh
creators_name: Вознюк, О. В.
creators_id: alexvoz@ukr.net
ispublished: pub
subjects: B1
subjects: BF
divisions: sch_met
full_text_status: public
date: 2018
date_type: published
publication: «Академия Тринитаризма»
publisher: Академия Тринитаризма
refereed: TRUE
issn: 2618-9968
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citation:   Вознюк, О. В.  (2018) The enigma of hemispheric perception of the world is probably solved due to which the problem of self-consciousness generation and localization is cleared up.  «Академия Тринитаризма».   ISSN 2618-9968     
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