Bermúdez (2005) termed “the interface problem” the question of clarifying how typical subpersonal explanations in cog- nitive sciences, whatever is their specific form, are related to folk psychology. In this opinion article we will approach the interface problem from a specific angle, i.e., the relationship between consciousness and the unconscious as it has taken shape within cognitive sciences.
A plea for a more dialectical relationship between personal and subpersonal levels of analysis.
Di Francesco M;
2014-01-01
Abstract
Bermúdez (2005) termed “the interface problem” the question of clarifying how typical subpersonal explanations in cog- nitive sciences, whatever is their specific form, are related to folk psychology. In this opinion article we will approach the interface problem from a specific angle, i.e., the relationship between consciousness and the unconscious as it has taken shape within cognitive sciences.File in questo prodotto:
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