New exploration of the traditional Chinese medicine theory of spirit from the perspective of second-generation cognitive science
Theoretical Study|更新时间:2024-10-29
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New exploration of the traditional Chinese medicine theory of spirit from the perspective of second-generation cognitive science
Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 47, Issue 10, Pages: 1376-1382(2024)
作者机构:
1.北京中医药大学马克思主义学院 北京 102488
2.北京中医药大学马克思主义与中华优秀传统文化研究中心
作者简介:
Prof. CHENG Wang, Ph.D., Research Center of Marxism and Fine Traditional Chinese Culture, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Liangxiang College Town, Fangshan District, Beijing 102488. E-mail: chengwang@bucm.edu.cn
基金信息:
Major Project of National Social Science Fund of China(22&ZD045)
YU Xiaojing, CHENG Wang. New exploration of the traditional Chinese medicine theory of spirit from the perspective of second-generation cognitive science[J]. Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2024, 47(10): 1376-1382.
DOI:
YU Xiaojing, CHENG Wang. New exploration of the traditional Chinese medicine theory of spirit from the perspective of second-generation cognitive science[J]. Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2024, 47(10): 1376-1382.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.10.007.
New exploration of the traditional Chinese medicine theory of spirit from the perspective of second-generation cognitive science
The debate over the governor of spirit is an age-old yet ever-renewing topic in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The theory primarily revolves around three viewpoints: the heart governs the spirit
the brain governs the spirit
and the heart and brain have a joint role governing the spirit. This article
proceeding from the debate on the dominance of the divine spirit
aims to establish a novel perspective that integrates second-generation cognitive science with the TCM theory of the divine spirit based on their shared concerns regarding cognitive issues. Consciousness is the holistic living organism
and according to the cognitive concepts of second-generation cognitive science
consciousness is an interactive process between the body and the environment. Incorporating the embodied characteristics of the second-generation cognitive science
which emphasizes a return to the human body
behavior
and environment
and its holistic research paradigm into the exploration of the TCM theory of the divine spirit can provide a novel interpretive perspective for the debate on the dominance of the divine spirit. Additionally
conducting an in-depth analysis of the commonalities and differences between second-generation cognitive science and the TCM theory of the divine spirit offers theoretical principles and new research pathways for further developing the TCM theory of the divine spirit. This study has remarkable value in promoting the modernization of the TCM theory of the divine spirit.
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