Human Consciousness - The Impact of Language and Culture - Pintos-Lopez, Rafael
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This book proposes that human consciousness is Cartesian dualistic, two-layered affair, that the layers are integrated but discrete, and provides the explanation that human individuals, as part of an altricial species, acquire cognition through an ongoing education and socialisation process that lasts several years. The book also proposes that time does not exist without high consciousness, that it was not a discovery of cognition, but an invention thar provided an answer to causality, long-term memory and imagination. Language and culture have a huge impact on individual and collective consciousness.…mehr

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This book proposes that human consciousness is Cartesian dualistic, two-layered affair, that the layers are integrated but discrete, and provides the explanation that human individuals, as part of an altricial species, acquire cognition through an ongoing education and socialisation process that lasts several years. The book also proposes that time does not exist without high consciousness, that it was not a discovery of cognition, but an invention thar provided an answer to causality, long-term memory and imagination. Language and culture have a huge impact on individual and collective consciousness.
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Rafael Pintos-López is an author, translator, painter and innovator whose activities and interests span Languages, Art, Philosophy of Science, History, Religion, Technology, Fiction, Design, Law and Architecture. He works from his home on the Gold Coast, in Queensland, Australia. ¿An Argentine, he settled in Australia many years ago. He has a degree in Linguistics and Italian Language and Culture from the Australian National University and was Lecturer-in-Charge of an Interpreting/ Translating Course at the University of Canberra, where he also lectured in Spanish Language. As a translator, he was engaged for many years in international conferences, providing Spanish language translations for the Food and Agriculture Organisation and the World Health Organisation of the United Nations. He can speak English, Italian and Spanish fluently and has knowledge of some other languages, like French, Portuguese and Japanese.