Presentation 2010-06-25
An inevitable transition from "Cultural Relativism" to "Biological Relativism" : What Saicho, Dogen and ARAKAWA invented to install the Natural Logic onto Human
Kimiaki Tokumaru,
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Abstract(in English) The difference between human and non-human animals is just the ability of discrete pronunciation. All the other elements such as emotion, senses, judgment, and memories are common features. Recent genetic researches, Pavlov's experiments and living experience in the desert distant from civilization reveal this fact. In order to and overcome the fallacy of human superiority to the other animals, it is necessary to install the Natural Logic onto our logical circuit consciousness. Japanese Buddhism practices developed by Saicho and Dogen and the Reversible Destiny of ARAKAWA should be useful.
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Keyword(in English) Digital Linguistics / Genetic Communication System / Central Dogma / Natural Logic / Pavlov's Conditional Reflexes Experiments / ARAKAWA / Reversible Destiny / Eusocial Animal
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Conference Date 2010/6/18(1days)
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Title (in English) An inevitable transition from "Cultural Relativism" to "Biological Relativism" : What Saicho, Dogen and ARAKAWA invented to install the Natural Logic onto Human
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Keyword(1) Digital Linguistics
Keyword(2) Genetic Communication System
Keyword(3) Central Dogma
Keyword(4) Natural Logic
Keyword(5) Pavlov's Conditional Reflexes Experiments
Keyword(6) ARAKAWA
Keyword(7) Reversible Destiny
Keyword(8) Eusocial Animal
1st Author's Name Kimiaki Tokumaru
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Date 2010-06-25
Paper # AI2010-1
Volume (vol) vol.110
Number (no) 105
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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