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| Forces | Gestalt Psychology | Gärdenfors I 147 Forces/Movement/Change/Gestalt Psychology/Gärdenfors: M. Johnson 1987((1) presents a series of "preconceptual gestalts" for force. They correspond to image schemas, but here forces are a basic organizational feature rather than spatial relations. For example, "constraint", "blockade", "counterforce", "detour", "removal of hurdles", "enabling", "attraction". Cf. >Gestalt Psychology, >Gestalt Theory. 1. M. Johnson (1987). The body in the mind. pp. 45-48. |
Gä I P. Gärdenfors The Geometry of Meaning Cambridge 2014 |
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| Gestalt Theory | Quine Vs Gestalt Theory | V 17 Stimuli/Quine: instead of sensory data. Gestalt Theory: VsSensual Atomism. VsSense Data. Epistemology/Quine: the emancipated epistemologist works as an empirical psychologist ((s) with stimuli instead of sensory data, but renunciation of Gestalt theory). VsGestalt Theory: it is about the relation of the stimuli to the receptors, not to consciousness. XII 100 Gestalt Theory/Gestalt Psychology/Quine: VsSense Data Atomism. QuineVsGestalt Psychology: no matter if Gestalt or atoms push themselves to the forefront of consciousness, we take the stimuli as input. Priority has which is causally closer. QuineVsAntipsychologism. |
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