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Harmony Effects Across Language and Perception : Some Conundrums around the Unity of the Mind, Hardback Book

Harmony Effects Across Language and Perception : Some Conundrums around the Unity of the Mind Hardback

Part of the Studies in Philosophy of Language and Linguistics series

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This book offers original insights around a fascinating idea: Perception and the rest of cognition, crucially including language, are closer to each other than the Cartesian tradition dared to dream.

By combining recent results in cognitive neuroscience, the philosophy of perception, and the syntax of natural language, the book demonstrates that there is continuity between higher and lower cognition.

Percepts from perceptual experience are propositional, conceptual, and they are not divorced from objective reality.

Human cognition is merged with the natural world, able to reflect it in complex ways and interact with it in modalities that are since the very beginning computationally complex and rich in content.

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