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The Thinking Process

Name: The Thinking Process
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Author: George Lowell Tollefson
ISBN: 9781952026041

by George Lowell Tollefson

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284 pages
Publisher: Palo Flechado Press
15.3 x 22.9 x 1.6 cm

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For those seeking a deeper look at human consciousness.

Explains why human experience transcends biology.

Helps you connect mental processes to your faith.

An insightful exploration of the mind's functions and the active role of consciousness in shaping human perception.

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Why is it that an appreciation of a Rembrandt painting cannot be explained on a neurological basis? It is because the material perspective does not encompass the whole of experience. This book explores the mind's functions in terms of an active consciousness which is involved in the construction of perception and thought. It expands upon previous discussions of the dominant role of consciousness which were developed in The Immaterial Structure of Human Experience and The Limits of Reason.