Neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and human nature: Theological and philosophical reflections.

Examines the holistic view of persons, emphasizing embodiment, emotions, consciousness, and the social self. Reflections from neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and human nature; Biblical understanding of human nature to body-soul dualism; Importance of social interaction in child development;...

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Published in:Zygon: Journal of Religion & Science Vol. 34; no. 3; pp. 361 - 399
Main Author: Barbour, Ian G.
Format: Article
Published: Open Library of Humanities Sep99
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Summary:Examines the holistic view of persons, emphasizing embodiment, emotions, consciousness, and the social self. Reflections from neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and human nature; Biblical understanding of human nature to body-soul dualism; Importance of social interaction in child development; Comparison between the process of socialization in human and computers.