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The nature of human self from the perspective of cognitive science (philosophy, neuroscience, psychology, ethics)

Main objective of the project is to analyse the problem of the nature of Self from the perspective of a variety of disciplines, such as - philosophy of mind, neuroscience, psychology, ethics grounded in the cognitive science approach. Common theoretical starting point of interdiscplinary approach realized within the project is based on identifying a common theoretical platform of the problem in question. Due to the complexity and intricacy of the phenomenon of Self, project team members concentrate on selected problem areas such as:

a)  relation between the concept and the phenomenon of the Self,

b)  analysis of the structure of the Self embodied in the experience of a person,

c)  impairments of a variety of types and levels of the Self,

d)  relation between personal identity, freedom and responsibility in social environment,

e)  compatibility of the Western and Eastern philosophical and religious thinking in understanding the human Self

Človek medzi profánnym a sakrálnym v ruskom myslení 20. storočia. VEGA č. 1/03 75/16

2016 - 2018

Grant scheme: APVV-14-0706 - Slovak Research and Development Agency

Project title: Possible Worlds and Modalities: Current Philosophical Approaches

Implementation period: 07/2021 - 6/2025

Position: member of research team

The objective of the project is to update and revise the theoretical core of different approaches to possible, impossible, fictional, narrative, and discursive worlds. The project plans to find the content, logical and structural interconnectedness of the terms of modality, fiction, discourse, virtuality, worldness, and to define and further differentiate them as notions. The objectives of the project include a critical analysis of the development of views on the nature of possible worlds, possible individuals, and other modal concepts from the early 1970s to the present, detailed elaboration of the relationship between possible and fictional worlds, deepening the concept of narrative in relation to possible and fictional worlds, identification of various forms of fictionality in various fields of art, a more specific definition of the basic attributes of the so-called worldness, reinforcing the emphasis on the constructive role of the human mind, determining the relationships between modal discourse on the one hand and the concepts of interpretation and intentionality on the other. The project has the ambition to become the basis of metaphilosophical research. Its originality lies primarily in the fact that it connects different perspectives (analytical, hermeneutic, phenomenological) in addressing the issues of modalities in a philosophical context.