Neuropragmatic Tools for Neurotechnological Culture: Toward a Creatively Democratic Cybernetics of Care.
I address the problem of caring for our body-mind through neuropragmatism, cybernetics, and Larry Hickman's work on John Dewey and the philosophy of technology. The problems of body-mind health are related to Emma Dowling's The Care Crisis. I address this crisis by drawing on Jay Schulkin's concepti...
| Published in: | Contemporary Pragmatism Vol. 20; no. 1/2; pp. 77 - 118 |
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2023
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