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Mind, Brain, and Being-in-the-World: The Resonance-Inference Model as a Neuro-Phenomenological Answer to Dualism

2025-09-29

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This paper presents the Resonance-Inference Model (RIM) as a meta-theoretical framework that overcomes the "explanatory gap" between the first-person perspective of experience and the third-person perspective of neuroscience. The central thesis is that the RIM resolves Cartesian dualism not through reduction but through a synergetic synthesis, modeling the mind as an emergent ordering parameter of the brain-body-e...

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316da169-65f1-5ecd-a05b-17e615d17367
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10.20944/preprints202509.2327.v1
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