Somatic Theories of Mind

Somatic theories of mind and the interests of medicine in Britain, 1850-1879.

Popularizing Ethical Theories (A Critique of Adel Zaher’s Theory of Popular Ethisc)

Popularization domain has also covered the scientific theories and among them, theories of popularized ethics have emerged. Focusing on human mind and its independence, popularized ethics simply takes human mind, rather than religion, as the ultimate reference of ethical criteria as well as the norms governing the human characteristics and behavior. Rejecting the religious ethics, Adel Zaher, A...

Generation of Whole-Body Expressive Movement Based on Somatical Theories

An automatic choreography method to generate lifelike body movements is proposed. This method is based on somatics theories that are conventionally used to evaluate human’s psychological and developmental states by analyzing the body movement. The idea of this paper is to use the theories in the inverse way: to facilitate generation of artificial body movements that are plausible regarding evol...

Facing the Trauma: How the Face Reveals and Processes Unexpressed Suffering

Emerging research in the neurosciences has stimulated a creative interdisciplinary approach to trauma psychotherapy, a new paradigm (Schore, 2009a). Psychotherapists, faced with copious amounts of information related to the mind, brain, and body, struggle to integrate this new knowledge into clinical practice. An integration of emerging neuropsychological theories including attachment theory (M...

تبیین جایگاه عقل در مثنوی مولوی و دلالت‌های تربیتی آن

Survey of scientists and philosophers, specially those who are from rich and ancient culture of Iran, can lead to significant and useful results in education. Its most important result is lack of need to imported cultures and approaches which have colonial goals with themselves. In this study, ideas and instructions from Molana is surveyed and examined. Methodology in this research is analytic-...