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    able to perceive the world as a living thing, and not as a machine, then you can care for it. Levi also incorporates David Abram phenomenology of perception that our senses help us connect with the world. Perception is the way we interpret the information we sense. The way we interpret the world in many ways dictates our sense of reality. If our perception is distorted we will not understand the information we sense. The mechanistic view implies that “the material world is, at least in…

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    either because they all, at one point, were uncertain and believed the Matrix was reality. The dream argument is presented here. The characters’ doubts made it difficult for them to perceive the difference between being awake and being in a dream. Perception is also described in Plato’s allegory of the…

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    Illusion and sensory context does not come from the sensory information sent by our optic nerves but how the brain processes the information and relates them through our past experiences. In July 2009, Beau Lotto talks about the importance of context in sensory information in Oxford, England. In this Etalk, Beau stresses that “the sensory information that falls into your eyes is meaningless” and our brain that makes sense to these information are always changing. The speaker demonstrates his…

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    Human beings are thinking creatures but they are more than that. They live their lives with different memories and experiences to guide them along the way. To prove that a person knows whom they are by proving that they think is nonsensical. Within Descartes’s meditation is the nature of humans will be shown through the thinking thing or cogito but this is not accurate at all because humans are more complex beings than just thinking things. First, I will demonstrate what the second meditation,…

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    MacGregor’s case study in On the Level. Although I have already discussed Mr. MacGregor’s case, I believe it is important as his case helps to explain perception and analogy as he used analogy to create an alternative solution to his perceptual problem. This case study is very substantial to understanding how the brain works. Mr. MacGregor’s case is unique in that he suffered from Parkinson’s disease which…

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    The complexity of the human mind exemplifies through two main components: the rational and emotional mind. While the rational mind derives from scientific reasoning and past experiences, the emotional mind emerges reactive and centers on bodily emotions. When effectively balanced, the rational and emotional minds create a sense of harmony, through making decisions that satisfy both the head and the heart. The amygdala, a key component of the emotional mind, “ is an almond shaped cluster of…

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    outside us can only be doubtfully true, but it must confirm our existence and manifest the nature of our mind. It is plausible to know he exists, he is a thinking thing, his mind is better known than his body, and that all clear and unmistakable perceptions come from intellect and not from sense or imagination (Meditation…

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    relationship of his view on natural philosophy and his dualism about mind and matter. Before presenting Descartes ' natural philosophy there must be explained the difference in between appearance and reality. Appearance is the world measured by our perception…

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    DISCUSS REASONS WHY EMPATHY IS A VITAL INGREDIENT IN ALL RELATIONSHIPS AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN RELATION TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Name: Institution: Course: Date: Introduction In our daily human interactions, communication is vital in creating relationships. The quality of a working relationship whether professional or not is dependent on many variables. Frequently overlooked is the role empathy plays in effective communication. Empathy creates a deeper connection which when mastered creates…

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    Arts 1. The word art refers to the creative ability and the outcome of human action with consciousness involved. The precise definition of arts is debateable and has become so vast since the human perception keeps on evolving. The human understanding of life is continuously evolving and our perception is constantly changing as the technological advancements in science are affecting our daily life. The art I believe emerges out of the absurdity of life, existence and all of the connotations…

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