
	Philosophy and Culture Reference: Parshikova G.V. Fractal Approach to the Phenomenon of Сonsciousness // Philosophy and Culture. 2015. № 4. P. 505-512. URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=66461 Parshikova G.V. Fractal Approach to the Phenomenon of Сonsciousness Abstract: The subject of study in this work is the understanding of fractal invariance of consciousness at the level of concepts, memes, and mental constructs. The human mind is a coexistence of a subject's information component and qualitative component as a phenomenological foundation for the mental representations of reality that is reduced to the fractal nominator. These two components can be considered as the "variables" of consciousness that are filled in during the life cycle. The author of the article shows that self-similarity as the basic principle of fractality embedded in the language and any mental structures. The qualitative states with a variety of substantive meanings act as a link between the item and representation and express fractal characteristics. The methodological basis of the research is based on the fractal-synergy concept involving the study of self-organization and structural self-similarity at the level of systems and subsystems of existence. To analyze individual problems of consciousness the author has used cognitive-informational and phenomenological methods. The scientific novelty of this paper consists in considering the phenomenon of consciousness through the prism of fractal. The application of the fractal approach to the study of the phenomenon of consciousness allows to detect self-similarity of the whole in all of its parts and the existence of links, branches of global structures stored in the mind, to small parts (concepts). Keywords: invariance, holographic, fractality, qualia, fractal, frame, meme, concept, representation, self-similarity This article can be downloaded freely in PDF format for reading. Download article This article written in Russian. You can find original text of the article here . References 1. Mandel'brot B. Fraktal'naya geometriya prirody. M.: Institut komp'yuternykh issledovaniy, 2010. – 676 s. 2. Gegel' G. Fenomenologiya dukha. M.: Akademicheskiy Proekt, 2014. – 496 s. 3. Leybnits G. O slovakh. M.: Librokom, 2010. – 96 s. 4. Voytsekhovich V.E. Chelovek kak attraktor bioevolyutsii (antropo-sinergeticheskiy vzglyad na razvitie zhizni) // Sinergetika chelovekomernoy real'nosti: red. V.I. Arshinov, L.P. Knyashchenko, P.D. Tishchenko. – M.: In-t Filosofii Ros. Akad. Nauk, 2002. – S. 138-154. 5. Maturana U, Varela F. Drevo poznaniya. – M.: Mysl', 2001. – 523 s. 6. Tarasenko V.V. Kontseptsiya fraktala: stanovlenie yazyka mezhdistsiplinarnogo dialoga // Filosofskie issledovaniya, 2000. – № 1. – S. 72-111. 7. Voloshinov A.V. Ob estetike fraktalov i fraktal'nosti iskusstva: sinergeticheskaya paradigma / Nelineynoe myshlenie v nauke i iskusstve. M.: Progress-Traditsiya, 2002. – S. 213-246. 8. Chernigovskaya T.V. Mozg cheloveka i porodivshiy ego yazyk / Zhurnal'nyy klub «Intelros». M.: Logos. – 2014. – № 1 (97). – S. 79-96. 9. Talbot M. Golograficheskaya Vselennaya. M.: Sofiya, 2014. – 384 s. 10. Bohm D. Wholeness and the implicate order. London: Routledge, 1980. 11. Pribram K. Nelokal'nost' i lokalizatsiya: golograficheskaya gipoteza o funktsionirovanii mozga v protsessakh vospriyatiya i pamyati // Sinergetika i psikhologiya. M.: IF RAN, 1997. S. 156-184. 12. Minsky M. The Emotion Machine: Commonsense Thinking, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of the Human Mind. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2007. – 400 p. 13. Minskiy M. Freymy dlya predstavleniya znaniy. – M.: Mir,1979. – 118 s. 14. Yulina N. S. Golovolomki problemy soznaniya: kontseptsiya Deniela Denneta. M.: Kanon+, 2004. – 544 s. 15. Delez Zh. Logika smysla. M.: Akademicheskiy Proekt, 2011. – 480 s. 16. Parshikova G.V. Fenomenologicheskiy aspekt refleksivnogo opyta kak modus sushchestvovaniya mental'nogo v vide dannostey soznaniya // Filosofiya i kul'tura. – 2014. – №9. – S. 1329 – 1333.

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