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Psychology and Philosophy of Mind
Author(s)
Saeid Abdolmalaki, Mohammad Shahhatami
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5313/2022.04.005
Affiliation(s)
Payame Noor University, Tehran, Iran
ABSTRACT
The relationship between psychology and philosophy is a long-standing one. Although psychology today looks different from pre-1879 psychology, it still has much in common. One of these commonalities is the concept of mind. A group of psychologists like Freud and Maslow have studied the serious role of the mind in guiding our lives. Inspired by the philosophy and theory of subjectivist philosophers, Freud was able to give structure and function to the human mind. Therefore, the philosophy of mind and its relationship to psychology need to be studied. Today, artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, and information processing are among the most widely used sciences that have given meaning and meaning to human life, all of which operate in the realm of the human mind. Cognitive scientists have proven that the mind, especially in today’s world, in addition to being, as always, a place of knowledge, thought, and problem solving, it has become a place for war and the victory of governments and states. In a way, colonial governments exploit the poor and developing societies by controlling the minds and nervous systems of the poor. In this article, an attempt has been made to study the concept of mind and its relationship with psychology and philosophy. The problem of body and mind, Gestalt psychology, cognitive psychology, artificial intelligence, and information processing are among the items that have been studied descriptively.
KEYWORDS
mind, psychology, philosophy, artificial intelligence, cognition, information processing
Cite this paper
Saeid Abdolmalaki & Mohammad Shahhatami. (2022). Psychology and Philosophy of Mind. Philosophy Study, April 2022, Vol. 12, No. 4, 219-230.
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