Continuity and credibility in the Cognitive Science of Religion

IF 3.6 3区 哲学 0 RELIGION
R. Ross, R. McKay
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Abstract

reading Hearing Voices. Consequently, after having benefited from the philosophical rigor McCauley and Graham apply to such a large array of topics in Hearing Voices, I wish to take this opportunity to ask them to explicate the scientific utility of labeling some mental disorders or symptoms as “religious” and, if they find scientific utility in such labeling, to detail whose labeling criteria should be used and why. Such an explication would help once again demonstrate the important contributions of philosophy to not only the intersection of religion and mental illness but to the cognitive science of religion as a whole.
宗教认知科学中的连续性和可信性
阅读幻听。因此,在受益于McCauley和Graham在《听见的声音》中运用的哲学严谨性之后,我希望借此机会请他们解释将一些精神障碍或症状标记为“宗教”的科学效用,如果他们发现这种标记具有科学效用,请详细说明应该使用谁的标记标准以及为什么。这样的解释将有助于再次证明哲学不仅对宗教和精神疾病的交叉,而且对整个宗教认知科学的重要贡献。
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