Majid D. Beni obtained his PhD. at Tehran, Iranian Institute of Philosophy. He wrote greater part of his dissertation when he was visiting the School of Life Science, at ASU, where he worked on the history of philosophy of science under the supervision of Rick Creath. For the past few years he taught courses on the philosophy of science, philosophy of cognitive science, and mathematical logic. Through his career he attempted drawing connection between his work on Structural Realism and the philosophy of science on the one hand and recent developments in computational neuroscience and empirical and theoretical psychology on the other hand. He has developed Epistemic Informational Structural Realism and Structural Realist theory of Self in his previous publications.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Parting of the Ways.- Chapter 3. The Grounding Problem: Why Worry?.- Chapter 4. Churchland’s Extension of Cognitive Models of Science.- Chapter 5. The Brain’s Predictive Processing.- Chapter 6. An Ecological Solution to the Grounding Problem.- Chapter 7. Cognitive Structural Realism.- Chapter 8. Conclusion: Meeting of the Ways.

Majid D. Beni obtained his PhD. at Tehran, Iranian Institute of Philosophy. He wrote greater part of his dissertation when he was visiting the School of Life Science, at ASU, where he worked on the history of philosophy of science under the supervision of Rick Creath. For the past few years he taught courses on the philosophy of science, philosophy of cognitive science, and mathematical logic. Through his career he attempted drawing connection between his work on Structural Realism and the philosophy of science on the one hand and recent developments in computational neuroscience and empirical and theoretical psychology on the other hand. He has developed Epistemic Informational Structural Realism and Structural Realist theory of Self in his previous publications.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Parting of the Ways.- Chapter 3. The Grounding Problem: Why Worry?.- Chapter 4. Churchland’s Extension of Cognitive Models of Science.- Chapter 5. The Brain’s Predictive Processing.- Chapter 6. An Ecological Solution to the Grounding Problem.- Chapter 7. Cognitive Structural Realism.- Chapter 8. Conclusion: Meeting of the Ways.

Majid D. Beni obtained his PhD. at Tehran, Iranian Institute of Philosophy. He wrote greater part of his dissertation when he was visiting the School of Life Science, at ASU, where he worked on the history of philosophy of science under the supervision of Rick Creath. For the past few years he taught courses on the philosophy of science, philosophy of cognitive science, and mathematical logic. Through his career he attempted drawing connection between his work on Structural Realism and the philosophy of science on the one hand and recent developments in computational neuroscience and empirical and theoretical psychology on the other hand. He has developed Epistemic Informational Structural Realism and Structural Realist theory of Self in his previous publications.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Parting of the Ways.- Chapter 3. The Grounding Problem: Why Worry?.- Chapter 4. Churchland’s Extension of Cognitive Models of Science.- Chapter 5. The Brain’s Predictive Processing.- Chapter 6. An Ecological Solution to the Grounding Problem.- Chapter 7. Cognitive Structural Realism.- Chapter 8. Conclusion: Meeting of the Ways.