Metadisciplinary approach to the transformation of thinking using the Neurographics method

materials and methods: the work uses the materials of studies related to the patterns of development of motor skills (I.M. Sechenov, I.P. Pavlov, A.I. Vvedensky, A.A. Ukhtomsky). Materials of studies devoted to fine motor skills as a motor component developing the functions of higher nervous activity (V.M. Bekhterev, M.M. Koltsova, A.V. Zaporozhets, V.A. Sukhomlinsky and others). Conceptual foundations laid in the studies of K.G. Jung, devoted to the theory of archetypes; K. Levin, devoted to field theory; L. Derks, devoted to social panorama; B. Hellinger, devoted to psychogenetics. Author's substantiation of the "Neurographics" method. Results. The events taking place in all spheres of modern life without exception are characterized by such processes as integration and transformation. Integration is becoming a key way of obtaining new knowledge. The integration of approaches and methods of a whole range of sciences gives rise to the metadisciplinarity of the actively developing method of "Neurographics" as one of the areas of neuroscience. Deep transformations taking place in all spheres of modern life without exception entail the need for personal and spiritual development, which is associated with a change in thinking. Conclusion. The paper substantiates the relationship between psychophysiology and thinking, namely the influence of fine motor skills of the hand on changes in thought processes, which constitutes the conceptual basis of the Neurographics method. The influence of hand motor processes on speech, including internal speech, is revealed. The relationship between graphic elements, key principles of the Neurographics method, changes in states and internal communication processes is substantiated.

metadisciplinarity, thinking, transformation of thinking, Neurographics method, personal development, neuroscience, fine motor skills, neural system, evolution of communication, internal speech, kinesthetics, psychology of creativity