Styled Morphogeometry

Albertazzi, Liliana

doi:10.1007/s10516-019-09438-x

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“…I have written extensively on the historical origins and the conceptual framework of experimental phenomenology (Albertazzi, 2013b, 2015b), its systematic claims (Albertazzi, 2013a, 2015b), the originality of the experimental proposal and its methodology (Albertazzi, 2018b, 2019), the issue of how to construct a mathematical model for a closed, creative system like psychology (Albertazzi & Louie, 2016), the kind of naturalization that phenomenology can or cannot allow (Albertazzi, 2018b), and the different concept of nature resulting from this conception (Albertazzi, 2020). I have also shown the fruitfulness of the approach by some recent experiments (e.g., Albertazzi, Bacci, Canal, & Micciolo, 2016; Albertazzi, Canal, Dadam, & Micciolo, 2014; Albertazzi, Canal, Malfatti, & Micciolo, 2013; Albertazzi, Canal, & Micciolo, 2015; Albertazzi, Canal, Dadam, & Micciolo, 2014; Albertazzi & da Pos, 2017; Albertazzi, Canal, da Pos, et al, 2013; Albertazzi, Malfatti, Canal, & Micciolo, 2014).…”

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Experimental phenomenology for consciousness.

Albertazzi¹

2021

Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice

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Experimental phenomenology is the science of subjective experience conducted with scientific methods. Conceptually framed in empirical and descriptive psychology, it makes it possible to develop a science of consciousness per se, based on proper observables, methodologies, and measurement, to determine the nature and the relationships of dependence among phenomena. In experimental phenomenology, the description, manipulation, and demonstration of subjective experiences are performed at the level of appearances only. The study presents the assumptions, the object, and the methods of the approach. It does so in contrast with contemporary theories of consciousness by emphasizing its differences with respect to both psychophysics and introspectionism, with which it is often confused.

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