Reflections on Mind and the Image of Reality

Focusing on the implications of theoretical work for clinical neuroscience and philosophy of mind, this collection of essays offers a personal reflection on the nature of the mind and brain. It challenges traditional models that depict the mind as a mere machine, advocating instead for a processual view likening it to a living organism. This perspective reshapes our understanding of the self, subjective experiences, and perception, often diverging from common sense and conventional psychological theories.