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Are mental states in the head? Or do they intrinsically involve aspects of the subject's physical and social context? This volume presents a number of essays dealing with the compass of the mind. The contributors broach a range of issues with a commmon view that physical and social magnets do act upon mental states. The approaches that run through these papers make the volume challenging to cognitive psychologists, theorists of artificial intelligence, social theorists, and philosophers.
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Michael Colombo
reviewed Subject, thought, and context on July 20, 2009
Subject
The book is very, very thick.
Text incorporates the contents such as schizophrenia and double bind.
The first chapter is a memo.
This helps to think the idea of things. I like it very much.
it is the precious book for Psychiatry and Cultural anthropology.
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