Neurophilosophy: Toward a Unified Science of the Mind-Brain

Neurophilosophy explores how the brain's biological processes relate to our thoughts, consciousness, and identity. It aims to bridge philosophy and neuroscience by questioning how neural activity gives rise to subjective experience and mental functions. By integrating scientific evidence about the brain with philosophical analysis, neurophilosophy seeks a unified understanding of the mind and brain, addressing fundamental questions about consciousness, free will, and selfhood. It strives to develop a comprehensive framework that explains how physical brain processes produce the rich, subjective experience of being ourselves.