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Ian McGilchrist, in his relational dual-aspect monism perspective, engages deeply with the interplay of consciousness, the brain, and the world. He suggests that reality is characterized by two aspects—the material and the experiential—that are interconnected rather than distinctly separate.
Drawing from research on the brain's hemispheres, McGilchrist proposes that consciousness arises from the dialogue between the left hemisphere, focused on analysis, and the right hemisphere, emphasizing synthesis. His framework encourages a deeper look at the relational dynamics of consciousness, integrating experiences, and refined understanding of how we engage with reality.