Beckett and the Cognitive Method argues that Samuel Beckett's narrative work inaugurates an exploratory use of narrative as a cognitive modeling technology. Through a detailed analysis of Beckett's entire corpus and published volumes of letters, this book argues that Beckett pioneered a new method of writing to construct (in a mode analogous to scientific inquiry)'models' for the exploration of core laws, processes, and dynamics in the human mind.
Beckett and the Cognitive Method argues that Samuel Beckett's narrative work inaugurates an exploratory use of narrative as a cognitive modeling technology. Through a detailed analysis of Beckett's entire corpus and published volumes of letters, this book argues that Beckett pioneered a new method of writing to construct (in a mode analogous to scientific inquiry)'models' for the exploration of core laws, processes, and dynamics in the human mind.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Marco Bernini is Assistant Professor of Cognitive Literary Studies at Durham University. He specializes in narrative theory, modernism, and cognitive approaches to literature.
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* Preface * Acknowledgments * Chapter 1: Modeling the Apparent Self * 1.1. Awakening in the Bioscope: Wertheimers Law, Predictive Self, and Chronotopic Groundlessness * 1.2. A Torrent of Meiosis: Fissions, Relations, and the Pearl View Explored * 1.3. Introspection by Simulation: Inner Third-Person, Polyphony, and Centerless Storyworlds * 1.4. Toward the Seed of Motion: Close and Beyond the Center of Narrative Gravity * Chapter 2: A Brain Listening to Itself * 2.1. Tracing a Phenomenological Continuum: From the Clinical to the Fictional * 2.2. Theorizing a Modeling Continuum: From AVHs to Inner Speech * 2.3. Detuning a Fundamental Sound: Mediacy, Co-Modeling, and the Narrated Self * 2.4. The Dialogic Cloud: On Memory and Co-Presence * Chapter 3: Synesthetic Innerscapes * 3.1. Landscapes of Consciousness as Landscapes of Action: QuasiPerceptual Minds and the Basics of Innerscapes * 3.2. Sculpting Latencies: Introspective Affordances, Narrativity, and Personal Geographies * 3.3. Windows of Presence: Inner Ecologies and Dreamlike Worlds * 3.4. In the Night That Tells No Tales: Synesthesia, Narrative, Table Lamps, and Magic Lanterns * Chapter 4: Cognitive Liminalism * 4.1. The Principle of Liminality: Limens and Limes across Domains * 4.2. Toward Cognitive Liminalism: Impeded Logomotion and Deflated Narrative Gravity * 4.3. Residual Teleodynamics and Maximal Prediction Errors: Emotions, Absential Features, and Cognitive Impenetrability * 4.4. Cognitive Conceptual Personae: Enacting Sense-Making without Making Sense * Chapter 5: Emergence and Complexity * 5.1. Against the Aboutness of Complexity: From Narrative Chaotics to Blueprints for Emergence * 5.2. Neural and Mental Complexity: A Matter of Levels * 5.3. The Dynamic Core of the Onion: Patterns, Nodes, Signals, and Boundaries * Conclusion: Toward a Phenomenogeology of Consciousness and the Co-Modeling of Cognition * References * Becketts Works Cited * Index
* Preface * Acknowledgments * Chapter 1: Modeling the Apparent Self * 1.1. Awakening in the Bioscope: Wertheimers Law, Predictive Self, and Chronotopic Groundlessness * 1.2. A Torrent of Meiosis: Fissions, Relations, and the Pearl View Explored * 1.3. Introspection by Simulation: Inner Third-Person, Polyphony, and Centerless Storyworlds * 1.4. Toward the Seed of Motion: Close and Beyond the Center of Narrative Gravity * Chapter 2: A Brain Listening to Itself * 2.1. Tracing a Phenomenological Continuum: From the Clinical to the Fictional * 2.2. Theorizing a Modeling Continuum: From AVHs to Inner Speech * 2.3. Detuning a Fundamental Sound: Mediacy, Co-Modeling, and the Narrated Self * 2.4. The Dialogic Cloud: On Memory and Co-Presence * Chapter 3: Synesthetic Innerscapes * 3.1. Landscapes of Consciousness as Landscapes of Action: QuasiPerceptual Minds and the Basics of Innerscapes * 3.2. Sculpting Latencies: Introspective Affordances, Narrativity, and Personal Geographies * 3.3. Windows of Presence: Inner Ecologies and Dreamlike Worlds * 3.4. In the Night That Tells No Tales: Synesthesia, Narrative, Table Lamps, and Magic Lanterns * Chapter 4: Cognitive Liminalism * 4.1. The Principle of Liminality: Limens and Limes across Domains * 4.2. Toward Cognitive Liminalism: Impeded Logomotion and Deflated Narrative Gravity * 4.3. Residual Teleodynamics and Maximal Prediction Errors: Emotions, Absential Features, and Cognitive Impenetrability * 4.4. Cognitive Conceptual Personae: Enacting Sense-Making without Making Sense * Chapter 5: Emergence and Complexity * 5.1. Against the Aboutness of Complexity: From Narrative Chaotics to Blueprints for Emergence * 5.2. Neural and Mental Complexity: A Matter of Levels * 5.3. The Dynamic Core of the Onion: Patterns, Nodes, Signals, and Boundaries * Conclusion: Toward a Phenomenogeology of Consciousness and the Co-Modeling of Cognition * References * Becketts Works Cited * Index
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