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The Analysis of Mind
Bertrand Russell
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A neat work on philosophy of mind by the 20th century analytic philosopher Bertrand Russell.
A neat work on philosophy of mind by the 20th century analytic philosopher Bertrand Russell.
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Community Reviews
A bit dry at times but full of deep thoughts on the workings of he mind. Favorite quote on evolving every day was "Any of us confronted by a forgotten letter written some years ago will be astonished to find how much more foolish our opinions were than we had remembered them as being".
When you drop a weight on your toe, and you say what you do say, the habit has been caused by imitation of your undesirable associates, whereas it is brought into play by the dropping of the weight.
It is a puzzle of our modern scientific worldview that we have been extremely successful in explai
Building from the scratch on what is mind, thought, memory, perception etc he has gone in great detail in establishing the truth in various definitions of the same. a very heavy read, but worth its philosophical content.
Not easy to read...I'm going to have to read again sometime. It was interesting though.
This is an excellent book that, as it claims, works to reconcile physics with psychology. I only have two complaints: a.) as with anything written concerning psychology prior to the advent of neuroscience, some of the content is severely dated--the sections on memory and emotion, for instance, and b