The book shows how our brain doesn’t merely reflect reality but actively constructs it. It explores how we continually reshape the world through our individual experiences and perspectives. In doing so, I build bridges between neuroscience, philosophy, and the practice of everyday life – and invite readers to question their own perception and thinking. For me, cognitive constructivism is not just a theoretical concept but a profound perspective on life. With this book, I aim to offer food for thought, open up new viewpoints, and inspire people to experience the wonder of thinking and feeling more consciously.
FABRICA MUNDI
My book on cognitive constructivism, published in 2024, is a journey into the fascinating world of perception, cognition, and learning.
The World in the Mind
In my book on cognitive constructivism, I examine how our brain shapes reality through mental models.
Can we trust our perception? Or is it merely a construct that offers us orientation but never reveals the whole truth? I raise exciting questions: How do mental models work? What role do they play in our thinking and behavior? And what methods can we use to explore the mysteries of cognition? The book invites readers to question the boundaries of our perception and knowledge – and to discover the fascinating world of thoughts from a new perspective.
The Layers of Thinking
The book invites readers to explore the interplay of perception, thought, and consciousness from a fresh angle.
In this book, I delve into the layers of cognitive construction – from basic perception, such as spatial awareness of objects, to the most complex concepts like nested thinking and the perception of our own self. A central focus is developmental psychology: How does our thinking evolve from childhood to adulthood? How does our ability to understand the world and ourselves change over time? Consciousness also plays an important role. What makes our thinking conscious? And how do these cognitive processes shape our daily experiences and actions?
The Brain as Architect
In this book, I dive into the fascinating world of neuroconstructivism.
How does the brain create the mind? I explore how neural networks, through their plasticity, shape our ability to think, learn, and remember. I shed light on fascinating phenomena like the peculiarities of neural networks that make our thinking so unique. The role of memory and the impact of neurological disorders are also key topics – as they provide deep insights into the mechanisms that shape our consciousness and perception. This book is an invitation to explore the architecture of the mind and to understand the incredible achievements of our brain from a new perspective.
Thinking in Transition
How do shared realities emerge? And what role do culture and society play in shaping our consciousness?
Another focus is evolution: How has it shaped our brain and thinking over millions of years? I explore how evolutionary mechanisms continue to influence our perception and decisions to this day. Finally, I take a look into the future. What new perspectives are opening up for our thinking and our understanding of the mind? How can we use the insights of cognitive constructivism to shape the world more consciously and sustainably? This book invites readers to understand thinking as a dynamic process – shaped by past, present, and future.
Discover the World of Thought – Order Now!
Dive into topics like social constructions, the evolutionary shaping of our thinking, and exciting perspectives on the future.
This is a book for anyone who wants to understand how our brain creates reality – and how we can use that knowledge to live more consciously. Whether you prefer the feel of a hardcover, the flexibility of a paperback, or the convenience of reading on an e-reader – the book is available in both German and English, in the format that suits you best. Order now and be inspired to see the world – and yourself – with new eyes.
