Unification Thought
  1. 1.Theory of the Original Image
  2. 2.Ontology: A Theory of Being
  3. 3.Theory of the Original Human Nature
  4. 4.Axiology: A Theory of Value
  5. 5.Theory of Education
  6. 6.Ethics
  7. 7.Theory of Art
  8. 8.Theory of History
  9. 9.Epistemology
  10. 10.Logic
  11. 11.Methodology
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Wilder Penfield on the mind and the brain

Wilder Penfield states: “The brain is a kind of computer in which an automatic mechanism acquired anew is at work. Every computer becomes useful only after it is given a program and is operated by someone existing separately from the computer. Let us consider the case where we observe a certain thing. It seems that the decision to do so is the function of the mind, which exists separately from the brain.” The Mystery of the Mind (Japanese version) (Tokyo: Hosei University Press, 1978), 110.

Key Points of Unification Epistemology Based on Divine Principle
J.C. Eccles on dualist-interactionism
Note
  1. Kant’s critical philosophy: Synthesis of Rationalism and Empiricism
  2. Locke on the foundation of knowledge: Experience
  3. Kant’s critique of Wolff’s dogmatism
  4. Engels and Lenin on thought and consciousness
  5. Lenin on absolute and relative truth in human thought
  6. Key Points of Unification Epistemology Based on Divine Principle
  7. Wilder Penfield on the mind and the brain
  8. J.C. Eccles on dualist-interactionism
  9. Potential Advances in Cerebrophysiology and Unification Thought
  10. The two kinds of memory
  11. Hisashi Oshima on prototypes and knowledge structure
  12. Numbers and Laws: An inseparable relationship