Brain-centered theories of consciousness seem to face insuperable difficulties. While some philosophers now doubt that the hard problem of consciousness will ever be solved, others call for radically new approaches to conscious experience. In this article I resurrect a largely forgotten approach to consciousness known as neorealism. According to neorealism, consciousness is merely a part, or cr...

Recent trends in psychology have revealed increasing discontent toward representational explanations of behavior. However, whether these trends have the conceptual resources to address the full range of cognitive phenomena remains unclear. Here, I defend neorealism (Holt, 1914) as the missing philosophical link between radically embodied cognitive science and a more encompassing psychology. Neo...

This article examines the ideology critique of Mearsheimer’s theory offensive neorealism because his preoccupies reality world politics, especially in Russia-Ukraine War case. In International Relations (IR) discipline, we have problems with a methodology and its assumptions, mainstream theories which reduces politics. this regard, view has problems. After Waltz’s defensive neorealism, is becom...