Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022)

Foundational and intellectually adventurous collection that captures the journal’s early commitment to pluralism and theoretical openness. Engaging with debates on dualism, brain–mind relations, neurophenomenology, and the biological conditions of cognition, this issue combines empirical studies with bold speculative models and reflective essays. By juxtaposing neuroscientific investigations with metaphysical inquiry and first-person perspectives, the volume establishes a distinctive platform for exploring consciousness, selfhood, and the dynamic processes underlying mental life.