Answer by Nelson Alexander for What is the relationship between thinking and...
Definitely! There is a genre of works primarily in etymology, textual analysis, and media studies known as "primary orality."Among the great scholars in this field are Walter Ong and Eric Havelock,...
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What is a thought? I propose that thought is perception without sensation--that is, a subjective experience of a sensory event, minus the actual stimulation of that sense. By that definition, then, the...
View ArticleAnswer by nir for What is the relationship between thinking and the voice?
Thoughts are not dependant on voices since many people experience thoughts as images, etc...I recently talked with such a person (PhD) who insisted she seldom experiences thoughts as an inner voice,...
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You might find interesting Trigant Burrow's "Preconscious Foundations of Human Experience", (1964).One of his observations was that language, i.e. voices, are late additions to human interaction, in...
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Interesting question. I don't have any books or references for you - apart from general pointers to Lacans Mirror; and Buddist dependent co-arising.Lacan would probably say that it is through his...
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A question is perplexing me recently: whether our thoughts are dependent on voices , or in another word, can we have any thoughts without voices?Hegel remarks:'The voice comes very close to thought.'...
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