Modern Neuroscience and the Nature of the Subject of Cognition

Epistemology and Philosophy of Science 45 (3):133-149 (2015)
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The paper presents an attempt to reassess from the philosophical standpoint the latest social and cultural neuroscience results. These results enables to put forward the idea that traditional comprehension of subject of cognition interpretation should be reconstruct radically. We must move from its universalistic interpretation mostly manifested in transcendentalism to interpretation explicitly taking into account socio-culturalcontext of subject's activity, and sometimes its biological background.

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