Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences
( 28 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Phenomenology and Cognitive Sciences
Overview of the course, introducing key concepts and debates in phenomenology and cognitive sciences

Module #2
The Origins of Phenomenology
Exploring the roots of phenomenology in the work of Edmund Husserl and its development in the 20th century

Module #3
Phenomenological Methodology
Introducing the phenomenological method, including epoché, bracketing, and intentionality

Module #4
The Cognitive Sciences:An Overview
Surveying the cognitive sciences, including cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence

Module #5
Consciousness and Subjectivity
Exploring the phenomenology of consciousness and subjectivity, including the role of intentionality and embodiment

Module #6
Perception and the Lifeworld
Analyzing the phenomenology of perception, including the role of the lifeworld and the importance of context

Module #7
Embodiment and Enactivism
Introducing the enactivist approach to cognition, emphasizing the importance of embodiment and sensorimotor experience

Module #8
The Phenomenology of Action
Examining the phenomenology of action, including the role of intention, deliberation, and bodily movement

Module #9
Cognitive Architectures and Phenomenology
Comparing cognitive architectures in AI and cognitive psychology with phenomenological accounts of human experience

Module #10
Neural Correlates of Consciousness
Discussing the neural correlates of consciousness, including the role of integrated information theory and global workspace theory

Module #11
Phenomenology and Artificial Intelligence
Exploring the implications of phenomenology for AI research, including the importance of embodiment and situated cognition

Module #12
Phenomenology and Neuroscience
Discussing the relationship between phenomenology and neuroscience, including the role of neurophenomenology

Module #13
The Hard Problem of Consciousness
Examining the hard problem of consciousness, including the challenges of explaining subjective experience

Module #14
Phenomenology and Cognitive Psychology
Comparing phenomenological accounts of human experience with cognitive psychological theories of perception, attention, and memory

Module #15
Phenomenology and Decision-Making
Analyzing the phenomenology of decision-making, including the role of embodied cognition and situated rationality

Module #16
Phenomenology and Emotions
Examining the phenomenology of emotions, including the role of bodily experience and affective intentionality

Module #17
Phenomenology and Social Cognition
Discussing the phenomenology of social cognition, including the role of intersubjectivity and embodied interaction

Module #18
Phenomenology and Moral Cognition
Analyzing the phenomenology of moral cognition, including the role of embodied moral experience and situated moral judgment

Module #19
Phenomenology and Cognitive Robotics
Exploring the implications of phenomenology for cognitive robotics, including the importance of embodied and situated cognition

Module #20
Phenomenology and Virtual Reality
Discussing the phenomenology of virtual reality, including the role of embodied experience and situated cognition in VR

Module #21
Phenomenology and Cognitive Neuropsychology
Comparing phenomenological accounts of cognitive neuropsychological disorders with empirical findings in the field

Module #22
Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind
Examining the relationship between phenomenology and philosophy of mind, including debates over dualism, panpsychism, and functionalism

Module #23
Phenomenology and Psychopathology
Analyzing the phenomenology of psychopathology, including the role of anomalous subjective experience in mental health

Module #24
Phenomenology and Neuroethics
Discussing the implications of phenomenology for neuroethics, including the importance of subjective experience in neuroethical decision-making

Module #25
Phenomenology and Cognitive Enhancement
Examining the phenomenology of cognitive enhancement, including the role of subjective experience in debates over cognitive enhancement

Module #26
Phenomenology and Affective Computing
Exploring the implications of phenomenology for affective computing, including the importance of embodied and situated affective experience

Module #27
Phenomenology and Human-Computer Interaction
Discussing the phenomenology of human-computer interaction, including the role of embodied and situated cognition in HCI

Module #28
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences career

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Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences ( 28 Modules )

Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences
( 28 Modules )