Robert E Innis
Robert E Innis
I discuss the problem of using the emotional/cognitive duality as a satisfactory way of formulating the problem of linguistic origins and of the distinctiveness of literary language. I address in particular Shanahan's use of the work of Ern...
Consciousness as a process: from the loneliness of William James to the buzzing and booming voices of contemporary science [0.03%]
意识是一个过程：从威廉·詹姆斯的孤独到当代科学中的嗡嗡声和轰鸣声
Jaan Valsiner
Jaan Valsiner
This Special Issue of IPBS brings the old metaphor of William James--consciousness as a "stream of thought"--to a contemporary critical inspection. It is demonstrated--based on materials of language (Panksepp 2008; Shanahan 2008), perceptio...
Arno Engelmann
Arno Engelmann
What would be the "terrible loneliness" and what would be the "wonderful agreement" in the present paper? The "terrible loneliness" is the only reality that a person perceives and/or thinks during the now going on. For the person, an enormo...
Daniel Shanahan
Daniel Shanahan
Linguistic theory since the Cognitive Revolution has followed one of the premises of that revolution by largely sidelining the issue of emotions and concentrating on those aspects of language that are more strictly cognitive. However, durin...
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Roger Bibace
Roger Bibace
My response to Engelmann (2008) will be based on several questions that will allow both its author and the general reader to determine whether the assumptions I make as an interpreter of this complex paper are congruent or incongruent with ...