The
Behaviourome / Mental Map Project
Eubios Ethics Institute
International Behaviorome web site: http://eubios.info/menmap.htm
This page has links to papers (and participants and links below)
Coordinator:
Darryl Macer, Ph.D. (Cantab), Hon.D., M.P.H.
President, American University of Sovereign Nations,
P.O. Box 1701, Sacaton, Arizona 85147, USA
Tel. +1-949-439-9307
Email: darryl@eubios.info
A home page for the mental map project has been established which includes the following links. Updates will be placed on this homepage, together with a list of persons joining this project and further updates will appear in future issues of EJAIB.
Discussion and full papers on the project presented at the Fifth Asian Bioethics Conference (ABC5)
concurrent with Ninth International Tsukuba Bioethics Roundtable (TRT9), held
in, Tsukuba Science City, Japan, 13-16 February 2004 are available in:
Full Proceedings of the Fifth Asian Bioethics Conference
from Macer, DRJ., ed., Challenges for Bioethics from Asia (Eubios Ethics Institute, 2004)
Papers on the project
Initial proposal (Nature) - Macer, DRJ. The next
challenge is to map the human mind. Nature 420, 121, 2002.
Nature news
comment
Initial paper (EJAIB) - Macer, DRJ. Finite or Infinite
Mind?: A Proposal for an Integrative Mental Mapping Project, Eubios
Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 12
(2002), 203-6.
Macer, DRJ. The Behaviourome / Mental Map Project: Second
Stage, Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 13 (2003), 38-9.
Multiple Facets of the Fantasies of the Asian Mind -
Jayapaul Azariah , Eubios Journal of Asian and International
Bioethics 13 (2003), 39-41.
Human mental mapping - A preliminary attempt - K. K
Verma , Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 13 (2003), 41-42.
Integrative Human Idea Mapping should include Food,
Agriculture and the Environment - Dipankar Saha, H.S. Sen, A. Saha , Eubios
Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 13
(2003), 43-44.
Choose Between Cooperation and Annihilation: A
Mental Mapping Project Towards Generously Directed Altruism - Irina Pollard ,
Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 13 (2003), 44-48.
Is The Number of Our Possible Thoughts Finite or
Infinite? - Frank J. Leavitt , Eubios Journal of Asian and
International Bioethics 13 (2003), 48-49.
The
Behaviorome Mental Map Project - Darryl Macer, The Scientist 17 (21 April, 2003), 19.
Concept. Is the number of ideas finite? - Darryl Macer, T+D (Training
and Development) (May 2003), 31.
Human Idea Map: Follow-up of the Human Genome Map? -
Margaret Sleeboom , Eubios Journal of Asian and International
Bioethics 13 (2003), 91-3.
Integrative Mental Mapping Project Under the 'EDM'
Processing: The Thesis - Konstantin S. Khroutski , Eubios Journal
of Asian and International Bioethics 13
(2003), 93-7.
Bioethics and Human Mental Mapping: Are Ideas Finite
or Infinite - Irina Pollard ,Eubios Journal of Asian and
International Bioethics 13 (2003),135-6.
Human mental working and "Yoga" - K.K.
Verma , Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 13 (2003), 136-7.
Many Facets of Our Minds - Compiled by Jayapaul
Azariah , Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 14 (2004), 10-12.
22-28 Integral and Differential Mapping of Human
Ideas: Structural and Functional Aspects of Altruism and Agroecology in Human
Decision Theory - Dipankar Saha, H.S. Sen, and A. Saha , Eubios
Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 14
(2004), 22-28.
Meditation and Brain Function: A Review - Irina
Pollard , Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 14 (2004), 28-34.
Darryl Macer, The Behaviourome Project , Chinese
Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 25
(April 2004), 4-7 (In Chinese).
TRT9/ABC5
Powerpoint files
Darryl Macer (Eubios Ethics Institute, New Zealand/Japan) - Moving Forward with
Ideas Powerpoint (1MB)
(Includes Methods Groups Summaries as Appendix)
Masakazu Inaba & D. Macer (Univ. Tsukuba, Japan) - Application of
Behaviourome Analysis to ideas about Biotechnology
Powerpoint (512KB)
John E. LaMuth (USA) - Behavioral Foundations for the Behaviourome / Mind
Mapping Project
Frank Leavitt (Israel) - A brief history of mental maps
Konstantin S. Khroutski (Novgorod State University after Yaroslav-the-Wise,
Russia) - Integrative Mental Mapping - A Cosmist Approach Powerpoint (2.1MB)
Irina Pollard (Australia) - The Evolution of Thinking and Ideas (Behaviourome
Method 5) With Special Reference to the Politics of Reproduction Powerpoint (7.6MB)
De Giacomo P., Mich L., Storelli M., De Nigris S., De Giacomo A., Tarquinio C.,
Masellis R. (Italy) - A Method to increase Students' Cognitive Potentialities
using the Elementary Pragmatic Model
De Giacomo P., Mich L., Storelli M., De Nigris S., De Giacomo A., Tarquinio C.,
Masellis R. (Italy) - A Method of Counseling on line using the Elementary
Pragmatic Model
Francisco Iturra (Venezuela) - ID-Cartography: How to build an Idea-Counter and
Idea- Maps?
TRT8
Darryl Macer (Japan/New Zealand) - The Behaviourome and Proposal for an
Integrative Human Idea Map Powerpoint (8.2MB)
Irina Pollard (Australia) - Choose Between Co-Operation And Annihilation: A
Mental Mapping Project Towards A More Generously Directed Altruism Powerpoint (784KB)
Jayapaul Azariah (India) - Multiple Facets of the Fantasies of the Asian mind Powerpoint (92KB)
Frank J. Leavitt (Israel) - Arguments of the great philosophers that our
thoughts are not in our brains
Masakazu Inaba and Darryl Macer (Japan) - How to assess people's views of biotechnology:
Lessons from Japan Powerpoint (616KB)
Tim Boyle (USA/Japan) - Idea diversity and cultural borrowing Powerpoint (1.8KB)
Baoqi Su (China) - Ideas of the Chinese Mind
Powerpoint (204KB)
Shinryo Shinagawa (Japan) - The ideas of the Japanese
Dena Hsin (Taiwan) and Darryl Macer (New Zealand) - The Influence of Taoism at
the End of Life
Minakshi Bhardwaj (India/UK) - Transforming ideas into policy making- thoughts,
values and global governance Powerpoint (40KB)
Morgan Pollard (Australia) - The Modeling of Sustainable Development and its
Relevance to a Human Ideas Map for Bioethics
Rick Weisburd (USA) - Ecological feedback drives the evolution of ideas and
living things, which carry them Powerpoint
(188KB)
Comments in Press
Nature
(14 November, 2002; introduction to this week's issue)
Wired
magazine (25 November 2002)
El Medico
Discover
magazine (March 2003; p. 12)
Popular
Science (USA), description of the behaviourome
Kim Akashi, Mental mapping project kicks off in Japan,
Lancet Neurology 2 (2003), 206 (pdf).
Members of the international behaviorome / mental mapping project<
Those interested in joining should send their details to Darryl Macer,
Email: asianbioethics@yahoo.co.nz,
and also Email if they want to join a listserve on the project. Only names will
be listed in EJAIB and on the web site,
http://eubios.info/menmap.htm
Coordinator: Dr. Darryl Macer; Bioethics; Thailand/New Zealand/Japan.
Dr. Badaruddin Abbasi; Bioethics; Pakistan.
Jayapaul Azariah; Bioethics - Spritiual values - Environment and cultural
values; India.
Dr. Lana Badreddine; Child Health/ Preventive Medicine/ Bioethics; Lebanon/
United Arab Emirates.
Craig Battrick; Social network analysis, action research, networking; USA.
Tobias Bauer; religious studies; Germany/Japan.
Dr. Minakshi Bhardwaj; bioethics,biotechnology and international policy; India/
UK.
Dr. Timothy D. Boyle, Interface between science and theology; USA/Japan.
Joseph Christensen; Marriage and Family Therapist, California; United States of
America.
Dirk Collins; Father, husband, technican, artist, and writer; USA.
Stuart Conger; Decision-making; Canada.
Keith Cummins, Ph.D.; Animal Nutrition; USA
Choz Cunningham; Bioethics, Sophocology; USA
Rachel D'Eon; Student; Nova Scotia, Canada
Graham Douglas; Applied Mind Science in the field of Integrative Thinking;
Australia.
Donald Dye; logic; USA
Dr Konstantinos N. Fountoulakis; Psychiatry; Greece.
Francisco Javier Iturra Gamarra; Economist and System Analyst; Venezuela.
Piero De Giacomo; Psychiatrist and Psychologist; Italy.
Francisco Ib__ez Gonz_lez; Product and Marketing Manager; Mexico.
Dena Hsin-Chen Hsin: Aging and Bioethics; Taiwan.
Masakazu Inaba; Bioethics; Japan.
Dr. Emilia Janska; Medical science; Slovakia/Japan.
Pablo Jauregui; Science Editor, El Mundo Newspaper, Madrid; Spain.
Paul Karlsberg MD; Neurosurgeon; Cognitive Neurosciences; USA.
Konstantin S. Khroutski; individual's health (integrative scientific approach);
Russia.
Young-Mo Koo, Bioethics; South Korea.
John E. LaMuth; Counseling; USA.
Michael Earl Laub; EIT.
Dr. Frank J. Leavitt; Bioethics and the project Devil's advocate; Israel.
Dr. Boleslav Lichterman; medical history and ethics; Russia.
Niclas Ljungberg; Ideas and Innovation Management, Intellectual Capital
Development; UK.
Fumi Maekawa; Bioethics; Japan.
V.R. Manoj; Bioethics; India.
Giovanni Marocchi; Italy.
Alejandro Villar Mart_n; Biologist, Yoga teacher; Spain.
Dr. Ichiro Matsuda; Medical genetics and ethics; Japan.
Edward L. McClendon; Humanist, management ; USA.
Bernardo A Merizalde, M.D; Psychiatrist; USA
Masahiro Morioka; life studies/philosophy; Japan.
Mary Ann Chen Ng; Bioethics, environmental ethics; Philippines/Japan.
Rupa Parmar; Biologist; USA
Diego S. Pistone; arts; Mendoza/Argentina.
Dr. Irina Pollard; reproduction/physiology, bioscience ethics; Australia.
Morgan Pollard; sustainability and environmental ethics; Australia.
Michael Ribbons; IT student; Australia.
Andrew Rosca; computer science; USA.
Dipankar Saha; Bioethics-IPR-Agriculture; India.
Peter C. Samu, M.D.; Radiologist; Toronto, Canada
Vinod Scaria; Cyberethics,Bioethics,Medical Ethics; India.
Robert C. Shaver, Ph.D.; Bioethics; USA.
Dr. Shinryo Shinagawa; Clinical medicine; Japan.
Dr. Shinichi Shoji; Clinical anthropology; Japan.
Chandra Jeet Singh; bioethics; India.
Jason Slone; Cognitive Science of Religion; USA.
Baoqi Su; Bioethics; China.
Dr. Noritoshi Tanida; physician; Japan.
Shoichi Taniguchi; information organization; Japan
Dr. John Totten MD FRCS; Surgeon, health care; Alaska, USA.
Dr. G.S. Upadhayaya; Institute for Oriental Philosophy; Nepal.
Robert Vancott; Landscape Ecology; USA.
Ron Wild, Information Mapping, Canada
Joseph B. Yesselman; Spinoza; USA.
Links to related projects
Some of these projects are cooperating with the mental mapping project.
Please send details of other sites to D.M.
Revolution in Family Values
www.charactervalues.com
values@charactervalues.com
Contact: John Muliuth
Memetics and mapping value systems at a global scale.
www.globalvaluesnetwork.com
Contact: Don Edward Beck, Ph. D., Cofounder, National Values Center; Founder,
the Institute for Values & Culture (not for profit). Faculty, Adizes
Graduate School, Santa Barbara, California
Mapping of past ideas and Integrative Thinking.
www.integrative-thinking.com
Contact: "Graham Douglas"
Integratve Thinking-the NEW IT Revolution
www.developmentgateway.org
Map of the 103 Great Ideas
www.thegreatideas.org/gi103.html
www.1-900-870-6235.com/GreatMapProject
www.stanford.edu/~borchers/amap/
Contact: Ron Wild, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Elementary Pragmatic Model (EPM): A model that classifies interactions and
changes, among people and among mental worlds inside the individual:
www.pierodegiacomo.it
Contact: Dr. Piero De Giacomo
Mark Twain and Spinoza at
www.yesselman.com/TwainSpn.htm#ManTheMachine
Life Studies
www.lifestudies.org
Global brain project
pespmc1.vub.ac.be/GBRAIN-L.html
Human Brain Project
www.nimh.nih.gov/neuroinformatics/index.cfm
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Go to ABC5/TRT9 conference program and abstracts (February
2004)
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