How do humans shape their reality? This book delves into the fascinating world of cognitive constructivism, exploring how individual and social processes actively create our understanding of the world. From neural networks to cultural dynamics and the challenges of a digital future, Fabrica Mundi weaves science, philosophy, and psychology into a comprehensive exploration of how knowledge and identity are constructed. An invitation to uncover the mechanisms behind perception and redefine the boundaries of understanding.
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978-1-326-46265-9 (9781326462659)
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1. Introduction 8
A Dialogue of Minds: Barbara Rogoff's Insights on Culture and Constructed Knowledge 11
Constructing Reality: The Power of Perception and Consensus 15
Modeling Reality: Bridging Complexity and Understanding 24
Behind the Scenes: The Hidden Mechanisms of Conscious Experience 29
Constructing Reality: The Interplay of Subjective, Social, and Cultural Perceptions 38
Bridging Minds: The Intersection of Cognitive and Educational Psychology 45
Mapping the Brain: Exploring the Brain's Complexities in Cognitive Psychology 51
Estimating the Scale of Everyday Mental Phenomena 55
Scientific approach for understanding the world 58
Perception as a Construct: How the Brain Shapes Our Reality 60
Filling the Gap: How the Brain Overcomes the Visual Blind Spot 62
Optical Illusions Reveal the Brain's Role in Shaping Reality 71
2. Cognitive Constructivism: Dynamic Cognition, Active Learning, and the Evolution of Knowledge 79
Early mental Structures: The Building Blocks of Cognitive Growth 95
Late mental Structures: From Concrete to Conceptual Depths in Human Cognition 156
Objective World behind the subjective phenomena 193
Developmental Perspectives on Psychological and Physical Growth 213
Visual Representation: Mapping Knowledge Through Cognitive Power 282
Emotions as Predictive Coding and Body Budgets 287
Consciousness as Sensory Integration: Simplify and Reduce Cognitive Noise 297
Objective Reality and the Interplay with Subjective Perception 309
Pioneers of Cognition and Learning: Shaping Knowledge through Innovation and Insight 317
Challenges of Cognitive Constructivism 327
3. NeuroWired: Unveiling the Power of Neuro Constructivism 337
Nature and Nurture: A Dynamic Framework for Understanding Cognitive Development 341
Neural Plasticity: The Lifelong Adaptability and Resilience of the Brain in Learning and Recovery 344
Brain Maturation and Mental Growth: The Synergy of Growth and Life Experiences 349
Specialization and Flexibility in Cognitive Development 354
Engagement in Action: How Active Participation Fuels Brain Development 358
Brain's Storytelling Instinct: Making Sense of Our World Through Narrative 361
Mapping the Body: The Brain's Dynamic Representation and Regulation of the Organism 364
Innate Structures in Thought: How Fundamental Architecture and Experience Shape Human Cognition 367
Seeing the World: The Brain's trip from Light to Imagination 369
Body Awareness: The Brain's Blueprint for Mapping the Self 382
Default Mode Network: The Hidden Eng