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Dimensión cuerpo-mente. De Spinoza a Damasio. Imágenes, signos, emociones y sentimientos en el lenguaje

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The aim of this paper is to establish, since the work of Spinoza and Damasio fundamentally, the similarities between the two authors, in order to justify that the controversial brain-mind is not just to be overcome by a vision from the current paradigm of neuroscience and the role the brain as a regulator of human behavior. This statement takes a clear general will to try to shape it in the study of fundamental variables for psychological view of behavior. This option is none other than the study of emotions at large and expressive language in strictest sense. It is claiming the role of Spinoza's Ethics proposition as ajustification of the current development paradigm in the systematic study neuroscientist and eminently psychological of the emotions.

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Ment i cos, Neurociència afectiva, Cervell

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Mind and body, Affective neuroscience, Brain

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LLACUNA MORERA, Jaume and GUÀRDIA-OLMOS, Joan. Dimensión cuerpo-mente. De Spinoza a Damasio. Imágenes, signos, emociones y sentimientos en el lenguaje. Anuario de Psicología. 2015. Vol. 45, num. 1, pags. 7-24. ISSN 0066-5126. [consulted: 18 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/99101

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