Search Results - "Belgrade Philosophical Annual"

Is pain asymbolia a deficit or a syndrome? Historical reflections on an ongoing debate by Klein Colin, Duval Alexandre

“…Nikola Grahek's influential book Feeling Pain and Being in Pain introduced philosophers to the strange phenomenon of pain asymbolia. Subsequent philosophical…”
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Is pain representational? by Aydede Murat

“…Representationalism in philosophy of perception has become more or less the dominant view. There are various versions of it not all of which are motivated by…”
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A cartesian argument for substance dualism by Swinburne Richard

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Embodied pain, chronic pain, and Grahek's legacy by Milojević Miljana, Subotić Vanja

“…This paper argues in favour of the embodied approach to pain. We start by asserting that an appropriate philosophical treatment of pain must be empirically…”
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Grahek-style imperativism by Martinez Manolo

“…I explore some of the connections between Grahek's model of asymbolic pain, as developed in Feeling Pain and Being in Pain, and the contemporary intensionalist…”
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Partial twinning and the boundaries of a person by Olson Eric T.

“…In special cases of partial twinning, two heads, each supporting a more-or-less normal human mental life, emerge from a single torso. It is often argued that…”
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Reducing pain: New approaches, new possibilities, and new ways of understanding the brain by Gray Hardcastle Valerie

“…In 2020, the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) changed its definition of pain to just an "an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience…”
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Are there essential indexicals? by Perry John

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De se thinking and modes of presentation by Stokke Andreas

“…De se thoughts have traditionally been seen to be exceptional in mandating a departure from orthodox theories of attitudes. Against this, skeptics about the de…”
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Cognitive dynamics: Red Queen semantics versus the story of O by Ludlow Peter

“…It appears that indexicals must have fine-grained senses for us to explain things involving human action and emotions, and we typically identify these…”
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Conscious perception in favour of essential indexicality by Sebastián Miguel Ángel

“…It has been widely acknowledged that indexical thought poses a problem for traditional theories of mental content. However, recent work in philosophy has…”
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The essential indexical and self-consciousness: 'I', 'now', and 'here' as aspects of self-consciousness by Jurić Andrija

“…This paper aims to analyse egocentric indexicals 'I', 'now', and 'here' as different aspects of the same self-conscious or self-referential act emphasising the…”
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Demystifying the myth. Perry: Revisiting the essential indexical by de Ponte María

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For their eyes only by Barbosa Eduarda Calado, Perini-Santos Ernesto

“…When and why do we need the indexical 'I'? Perry (1979) thinks that 'I' is an essential ingredient to the explanation and prediction of action. We need 'I' to…”
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The notion of a person by Milojević Miljana

“…The aim of this article is to clarify the content of the concept "person" as it figures in philosophical debates about personhood and personal identity. In…”
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On knowing who I am by Perry John

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Artificial thinkers and cognitive architecture by Lazović Živan, Sokić Mirjana

“…This paper aims to propose and justify a framework for understanding the concept of personhood in both biological and artificial entities. The framework is…”
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I am mine: From phenomenology of self-awareness to metaphysics of selfhood by Nešić Janko

“…I aim to show that, contrary to standard deflationary or eliminativist theories of the self, we can argue from the phenomenology of pre-reflective…”
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The B side of imagination: Hume on imperfect ideas by Calvente Sofía

“…My aim is to look into the representational aspect of ideas, exploring not only to what Hume refers as adequate ideas, but also these cases where for a number…”
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Who speaks for Hume: Hume's presence in the 'Dialogues concerning Natural religion' by Davidović Aleksandra

“…One of the reasons for many different and even opposing interpretations of Hume's Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion is the absence of consensus concerning…”
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