全息脑——卡尔普里布拉姆博士.docVIP

全息脑 With KARL PRIBRAM , Ph.D.卡尔普里布拉姆博士JEFFREY MISHLOVE博士 。 ：您好，欢迎。 Our topic today is the mind-brain relationship , and my guest is Dr. Karl Pribram, professor of neuropsychology at Stanford University, in the Department of Psychology and in the medical school. 我们今天的主题是心脑的关系，我的客人是卡尔普里布拉姆博士，神经心理学教授，斯坦福大学，在心理学系，并在医疗上学。 Dr. Pribram is the author of Languages of the Brain and hundreds of articles about the mind-brain relationship. 博士普里布拉姆是作者语言的脑和数以百计的文章心脑的关系。 In fact I would say fairly that Dr. Pribram is probably one of the most influential scholars alive today in probing the mysteries of the mind-brain relationship. 事实上我想说的相当博士普里布拉姆可能是最有影响力的学者在今天活着的奥秘探索的心脑的关系。MISHLOVE ： 很高兴有你在这里。你知道，许多学术心理学家-也许你有一些同情这个角度看-多年来已经采取了这种外行人的观点往往笑，有时。 They claim that the mind doesnt exist. I wonder if you can explain that perspective -- talk about what we mean, or what you mean, by the mind. 他们声称，考虑到不存在。我不知道您是否可以解释这一角度-谈论我们的意思，或者你的意思，所铭记。 PRIBRAM : Well, I dont like the term the mind, because it reifies -- that means it makes a thing of -- something thats a process. 普里布拉姆 ：嗯，我不喜欢长期的思想，因为它reifies -这意味着它的东西-这是一个过程。 We pay attention, we see, we hear. 我们要注意，我们看到，我们听到的。 Those are all mental processes, mental activities. 这些都是心理过程，心理活动。 But t here isnt a thing called the mind . 在这里吨，但不是一个东西称为铭记 。 There might be something you want to call yourself, but the mind sort of makes something concrete out of something thats very multifaceted. 可能有一些要请你，但考虑到这类使得一些具体的东西非常多方面的。 MISHLOVE : Yet somehow when Im aware of myself being aware, I think, Well, thats my mind that does that. MISHLOVE ： 然而，不知当我知道自己不知道，我想， “唉，这就是我的注意，能做到这一点。 ” PRIBRAM : That does that; that your mind does it. Id have to think about that. 普里布拉姆 ：这是; ，你记住它。我不得不思考这一点。 MISHLOVE : Youre very well known in psychology and in neuropsychology as the developer of the holographic or holonomic model of the brain . MISHLOVE ： 您非常著名的心理学和神经心理学作为开发的全息模式或完整的大脑 。 Can you talk about that a little bit, and how it relates to the mind -- or rather, to the