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ویرایش: [Illustrated]
نویسندگان: Douglas R Hofstadter
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ISBN (شابک) : 0465030793, 9780465030798
ناشر: Basic Books
سال نشر: 2008
تعداد صفحات: 436
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زبان: English
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یکی از بزرگترین فیلسوفان و دانشمندان ذهن ما می پرسد، خود از کجا می آید -- و چگونه خود ما می تواند در ذهن دیگران وجود داشته باشد. آیا فکر می تواند از ماده بوجود بیاید؟ آیا خود، روح، آگاهی، \"من\" می توانند از ماده صرف به وجود بیایند؟ اگر نمی تواند، پس من یا شما چگونه می توانیم اینجا باشیم؟ من یک حلقه عجیب هستم استدلال می کند که کلید درک خود و آگاهی "حلقه عجیب" است - یک نوع خاص از حلقه بازخورد انتزاعی که در مغز ما ساکن است. مرکزی ترین و پیچیده ترین نماد در مغز شما نمادی است به نام "من". ذرات در اطراف، به جای معکوس. چگونه یک انتزاع مرموز می تواند واقعی باشد یا «من» ما صرفاً یک داستان خیالی راحت است؟ آیا یک \"من\" بر ذرات مغز ما قدرت واقعی اعمال می کند یا قوانین فیزیک به طور درمانده ای به اطراف فشار می آورند؟ اینها رازهایی هستند که در من یک حلقه عجیب هستم، اولین سفر داگلاس هافستاتر به فلسفه از زمان گودل، اسچر، باخ، به آن پرداخته شده است. این یک تحقیق تکان دهنده و عمیق در مورد ماهیت ذهن است.
One of our greatest philosophers and scientists of the mind asks, where does the self come from -- and how our selves can exist in the minds of others. Can thought arise out of matter? Can self, soul, consciousness, "I" arise out of mere matter? If it cannot, then how can you or I be here? I Am a Strange Loop argues that the key to understanding selves and consciousness is the "strange loop"-a special kind of abstract feedback loop inhabiting our brains. The most central and complex symbol in your brain is the one called "I." The "I" is the nexus in our brain, one of many symbols seeming to have free will and to have gained the paradoxical ability to push particles around, rather than the reverse. How can a mysterious abstraction be real-or is our "I" merely a convenient fiction? Does an "I" exert genuine power over the particles in our brain, or is it helplessly pushed around by the laws of physics? These are the mysteries tackled in I Am a Strange Loop, Douglas Hofstadter's first book-length journey into philosophy since Gödel, Escher, Bach. Compulsively readable and endlessly thought-provoking, this is a moving and profound inquiry into the nature of mind.
Preface: An Author and His Book Facing the Physicality of Consciousness The Mirage A Shout into a Chasm From the Majestic Dolomites to Gentle Bloomington An Author and His Audience The Horsies-and-Doggies Religion A Few Last Random Observations A Useful Youthfulness Prologue: An Affable Locking of Horns 1. On Souls and Their Sizes Soul-Shards What Is It Like to Be a Tomato? Guinea Pig Revulsion, Revelation, Revolution Reversion, Re-evolution The Mystery of Inanimate Flesh Give Me Some Men Who Are Stouter-souled Men Small-souled and Large-souled Humans Hattie the Chocolate Labrador Ollie the Golden Retriever Where to Draw that Fateful, Fatal Line? Interiority — What Has it, and to What Degree? The Gradual Growth of a Soul Lights On? Post Scriptum 2. This Teetering Bulb of Dread and Dream What Is a “Brain Structure”? A Simple Analogy between Heart and Brain Can Toilet Paper Think? The Terribly Thirsty Beer Can Levels and Forces in the Brain Who Shoves Whom Around Inside the Cranium? Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics Thinkodynamics and Statistical Mentalics 3. The Causal Potency of Patterns The Prime Mover The Causal Potency of Collective Phenomena Neurons and Dominos Patterns as Causes The Strange Irrelevance of Lower Levels A Hat-tip to the Spectrum of Unpredictability The Careenium Simmballism Taking the Reductionistic View of the Careenium Taking a Higher-level View of the Careenium Who Shoves Whom Around inside the Careenium? The Dance of the Simmballs 4. Loops, Goals, and Loopholes The First Flushes of Desire A Soccer Ball Named Desire The Slippery Slope of Teleology Feedback Loops and Exponential Growth Fallacy the First Fallacy the Second Feedback and Its Bad Rap God, Godel, Umlauts, and Mystery Savoring Circularity and Self-application The Timid Theory of Types Intellectuals Who Dread Feedback Loops 5. On Video Feedback Two Video Voyages, Three Decades Apart Diary of a Video Trip Enigmatic, Emergent Reverberation Feeding “Content” to the Loop A Mathematical Analogue The Phenomenon of “Locking-in” Emergent New Realities of Video Feedback 6. Of Selves and Symbols Perceptual Looping as the Germ of "I"-ness Varieties of Looping Reception versus Perception Mosquito Symbols Mosquito Selves An Interlude on Robot Vehicles Pondering Dogthink The Radically Different Conceptual Repertoire of Human Beings Episodic Memory 7. The Epi Phenomenon As Real as it Gets Concrete Walls and Abstract Ceilings The Many-faceted Intellectual Grounding of Reality No Luck, No Soap, No Dice An Out-of-the-Blue Ode to My Old Friend Epi No Sphere, No Radius, No Mass Where the Buck Seems to Stop The Prime Mover, Redux God’s Eye versus the Careenium’s Eye I Am Not God 8. Embarking on a Strange-Loop Safari Flap Loop, Lap Loop Seeking Strange Loopiness in Escher Seeking Strange Loops in Feedback Seeking Strange Loops in the Russellian Gloom Mr Berry of the Bodleian I Can’t Tell You How Indescribably Nondescript It Was! Blurriness Buries Berry A Peanut-butter and Barberry Sandwich An Autobiographical Snippet Idealistic Dreams about Metamathematics Post Scriptum 9. Pattern and Provability Principia Mathematica and its Theorems Mixing Two Unlikely Ideas: Primes and Squares Pattern-hunting People who Pursue Patterns with Perseverance Where There’s Pattern, There’s Reason Sailing the Ocean of Primes and Falling off the Edge The Mathematician’s Credo No Such Thing as an Infinite Coincidence The Long Search for Proofs, and for their Nature 10. Godel's Quintessential Strange Loop Godel Encounters Fibonacci The Caspian Gemstones: An Allegory A Tiny Spark in Godel’s Brain Clever Rules Imbue Inert Symbols with Meaning Mechanizing the Mathematician’s Credo Miraculous Lockstep Synchrony Flipping between Formulas and Very Big Integers Very Big Integers Moving in Lock-step with Formulas Glimmerings of How PM Can Twist Around and See Itself Prim Numbers The Uncanny Power of Prim Numbers Godelian Strangeness How to Stick a Formula’s Godel Number inside the Formula Godel’s Elephant-in-Matchbox Trick via Quine’s Analogy The Trickiest Step An Elephant in a Matchbox is Neither Fish Nor Fowl Sluggo and the Morton Salt Girl 11. How Analogy Makes Meaning The Double Aboutness of Formulas in PM Extra Meanings Come for Free, Thanks to You, Analogy! Exploiting the Analogies in Everyday Situations The Latent Ambiguity of the Village Baker’s Remarks Chantal and the Piggybacked Levels of Meaning Pickets at the Posh Shop Prince Hyppia: Math Dramatica Analogy, Once Again, Does its Cagey Thing How Can an “Unpennable” Line be Penned? “Not” is Not the Source of Strangeness Numbers as a Representational Medium 12. On Downward Causality Bertrand Russell’s Worst Nightmare A Strange Land where “Because” Coincides with “Although” Incompleteness Derives from Strength Bertrand Russell’s Second-worst Nightmare An Endless Succession of Monsters Consistency Condemns a Towering Peak to Unscalability Downward Causality in Mathematics Goru and the Futile Quest for a Truth Machine The Upside-down Perceptions of Evolved Creatures Stuck, for Better or Worse, with “I” Proceeding Slowly Towards the Bottom Level Of Hogs, Dogs, and Bogs 13. The Elusive Apple of My "I" The Patterns that Constitute Experience Reflected Communist Bachelors with Spin 1/2 are All Wet Am I a Strange Marble? A Pearl Necklace I Am Not I Am My Brain’s Most Complex Symbol Internalizing Our Weres, Our Wills, and Our Woulds I Cannot Live without My Self The Slow Buildup of a Self Making Tosses, Internalizing Bounces Smiling Like Hopalong Cassidy The Lies in our I’s The Locking-in of the “I” Loop I Am Not a Video Feedback Loop 1 Am Ineradicably Entrenched... ...But Am I Real? The Size of the Strange Loop that Constitutes a Self The Supposed Selves of Robot Vehicles A Counterfactual Stanley 14. Strangeness in the “I” of the Beholder The Inert Sponges inside our Heads Squirting Chemicals The Stately Dance of the Symbols In which the Alfbert Visits Austranius Brief Debriefing Soaps in Sanskrit Winding Up the Debriefing Trapped at the High Level First Key Ingredient of Strangeness Second Key Ingredient of Strangeness Sperry Redux 15. Entvoinement Multiple Strange Loops in One Brain Content-free Feedback Loops Baby Feedback Loops and Baby "I"'s Entwined Feedback Loops One Privileged Loop inside our Skull Shared Perception, Shared Control A Twirlwind Trip to Twinwirld Is “UU” One or Two Letters of the Alphabet? Pairsonal Identity in Twinwirld “Twe”-tweaking by Twinwirld-twiddling Post Scriptum re Twinwirld Soulmates and Matesouls Children as Gluons 16. Grappling with the Deepest Mystery A Random Event Changes Everything Desperate Lark Post Scriptum 17. How We Live in Each Other Universal Machines The Unexpectedness of Universality Universal Beings Being Visited Chemistry and Its Lack Copycat Planetoids Grow by Absorbing Melting Meteorites How Much Can One Import of Another’s Interiority? Double-clicking on the Icon for a Loved One’s Soul Thinking with Another’s Brain Mosaics of Different Grain Size Transplantation of Patterns 18. The Blurry Glow of Human Identity I Host and Am Hosted by Others Feeling that One is Elsewhere Telepresence versus “Real” Presence Which Viewpoint is Really Mine? Where Am I? Varying Degrees of Being Another The Naive Viewpoint is Usually Good Enough Where Does a Hammerhead Shark Think it is? Sympathetic Vibrations Am I No One Else or Am I Everyone Else? Interpenetration of National Souls Halos, Afterglows, Coronas 19. Consciousness = Thinking So Where’s Consciousness in my Loopy Tale? Enter the Skeptics Symbols Trigger More Symbols The Central Loop of Cognition 20. A Courteous Crossing of Words 21. A Brief Brush with Cartesian Egos Well-told Stories Pluck Powerful Chords What Pushovers We Are! Teleportation of a Thought Experiment across the Atlantic The Murky Whereabouts of Cartesian Egos Am I on Venus, or Am I on Mars? The Radical Nature of Parfit’s Views Self-confidence, Humility, and Self-doubt Morphing Parfit into Bonaparte The Radical Redesign of Douglas R. Hofstadter On “Who” and on “How” Double or Nothing Trains Who Roll The Glow of the Soular Corona 22. A Tango with Zombies and Dualism Pedantic Semantics? Two Machines Two Daves The Nagging Worry that One Might Be a Zombie Consciousness Is Not a Power Moonroof Liphosophy Consciousness: A Capitalized Essence A Sliding Scale of Elan Mental Semantic Quibbling in Universe Z Quibbling in Universe Q 23. Killing a Couple of Sacred Cows A Cerulean Sardine Bleu Blanc Rouge = Red, White, and Blue Inverting the Sonic Spectrum Glebbing and Knurking The Inverted Political Spectrum Violets Are Red, Roses Are Blue A Scarlet Sardine Yes, People Want Things The Hedge Maze of Life There’s No Such Thing as a Free Will 24. On Magnanimity and Friendship Are There Small and Large Souls? From the Depths to the Heights The Magnanimity of Albert Schweitzer Does Conscience Constitute Consciousness? Albert Schweitzer and Johann Sebastian Bach Dig that Profundity! Alle Grashupfer Mussen Sterben Friends Epilogue: The Quandary Not a Tall! The Pull and Pitfalls of Dualism The Lure and Lacunas of Nondualism Rainbows or Rocks? Thrust: The Hard Problem Riposte: A Soft Poem A Billion Trillion Ants in One’s Leg I Am a Strange Loop Notes Bibliography Permissions and Acknowledgments Index