Mirko Di Bernardo

This contribution aims to highlight how a reductionist approach in the field of philosophy of mind fails to grasp many central connotations that adapt to the dimensions of human conscious experience. In this framework, the hypothesis discussed is that phenomenology of Husserl and Merleau-Ponty offers, unlike other philosophical traditions, conceptual coordinates capable of interpreting and broadening the horizons of empirical research in the direction of an approach integrated that restores priority to the qualitative dimension of conscious experience and language...