Lexicon of Arguments

 

I 138
Consciousness/action/unconscious/action/Frith: thesis: most of the time we will not be conscious of what we are doing.
Conscious/intent: we are conscious of our intention.
Movement: movement only becomes conscious when something fails.
Brain/knowledge/movement: the brain knows in advance how long an action will take and how it should feel.
Imagination/mental training/Frith: picturing a movement in advance can actually improve the performance.
I 139
It even brings almost as much increase in power as normal training.
I 252
Consciousness/Frith: this book⁽¹⁾ is not about consciousness.
Brain/Frith: instead, I emphasized how much my brain knows and does without me.
Consciousness: there is very little left to be done for it.
>Brain, >Brain states, >Brain/Frith, >Consciousness.

1. Chr. Frith (2013). Wie unser Gehirn die Welt erschafft. Heidelberg.