Thinking and Experience
work by Price
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H.H. Price was a British philosopher known for his work on perception and thinking. His book, Thinking and Experience (1953), emphasized the significance of conceptual awareness, suggesting that thinking involves more than just symbolic interpretation. Price also explored topics such as religion, parapsychology, and psychic phenomena, considering telepathy and clairvoyance as influences on the unconscious mind. Earlier in his career, his work Perception (1932) challenged causal theories of perception.1
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