The centered mind : what the science of working memory shows us about the nature of human thought / Peter Carruthers.

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Carruthers, Peter, 1952- [Author]

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computer

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online resource

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9780191058998

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Electronic Books.

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BF378 .C468 2015

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Summary: Peter Carruthers challenges the central assumptions of many philosophers on reflective thinking and consciousness. He draws on extensive knowledge of the scientific literature on working memory to argue that non-sensory propositional attitudes (such as beliefs, goals, and decisions) are never conscious, and never under direct intentional control.

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Peter Carruthers challenges the central assumptions of many philosophers on reflective thinking and consciousness. He draws on extensive knowledge of the scientific literature on working memory to argue that non-sensory propositional attitudes (such as beliefs, goals, and decisions) are never conscious, and never under direct intentional control.

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