Extending existential feeling through sensory substitution

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• who: Jussi A. Saarinen from the In this article, I have argued on the sub-personal level of dynamical systems theory that a non-consciously operating bodily component of existential feeling can become mutually coupled with a sensory substitution deviceWhen this happens, the unified supervenience base of the existential feeling comes to include an external part of the world. And that, in essence, is what it means for the feeling itself to extend. The benefits of my effort are threefold. First, in adding to existing arguments for extended emotions, moods, etc., the case for extended existential feelings . . .
  

   

  

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