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Journal of NeuroPhilosophy (JNphi) is dedicated to supporting interdisciplinary exploration of Philosophy and its relation to the Nervous System. The primary goal here is to provide answers to ancient, unresolved philosophical questions through the lens of neuroscience, offering fresh and groundbreaking perspectives. Neurophilosophy represents a novel approach, breaking free from the constraints of traditional philosophical frameworks. φ Read more...

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1st International Neurophilosophy Symposium. November 29, 2024, Üsküdar University, İstanbul, Türkiye

18.12.2024

Patricia Churchland, the global authority in neurophilosophy, was the main speaker of the symposium, while Prof. Dr. Sultan Tarlacı, who conducts scientific studies in this field, was also among the symposium speakers. Üsküdar University Founding President Prof. Dr. Nevzat Tarhan said that "neurophilosophy is a new field and that much new information will emerge in this field".  At the symposium, Prof. Dr. Lütfü Hanoğlu “Philosophy for Neuroscience, Neuroscience for Philosophy; Cognitive Ontology”, Dr. Saffet Murat Tura “The Penfield Experiment and Neils Bohr's Complementarity Principle: An Epistemological Approach to the Problem of Consciousness”, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zeynep Talay Turner “Philosophy of Emotions and Neurophilosophy”, Dr. Merve Arlı Özekes “Neurophilosophy and the Question of Well-Being in Aristotle's Thought”, Dr. Lecturer M. Kaan Özkan “A Neurophilosophical Essay on the Origin of Phenomenal Experience”, Doğa Merve Karataş “Neurophilosophy: A Common Language for Philosophy of Mind and Neuroscience” and Dr. Lecturer Baver Demircan “Neurophilosophy and Social Consciousness” gave a talk.

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