Mental States and Conceptual Worlds

Focusing on the relationship between perception and mental processes, this book presents a dynamic theory derived from clinical studies of brain-damaged patients. It challenges static computational models of the mind, offering insights into memory, thought, and the mind/brain problem. Through extensive essays, it explores topics such as imagery, reality versus illusion, the nature of time, subjectivity, will and agency, as well as psychoanalysis and group psychology, providing a comprehensive understanding of mental function.