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"""In Microgenetic Theory and Process Thought, Brown o ers us his most recent essays on the philosophical implications of mi-crogenetic theory, set against the modern context of writings in process thought... Brown's writing and examples are lucid enough that most readers will find themselves not just analyzing the ideas in an academic frame of mind, but reflecting on their own phenomenological reality... I think many readers will find themselves understanding microgenetic reasoning in new ways, and will not be able to avoid new insights into the nature of their own personal phe-nomenology."" -- Don M. Tucker, Department of Psychology, University of Oregon Mind and Matter ""The writing is technical but clear and the contents cover the mind/brain state, experience, consciousness, feeling, thinking, novelty and causation, certainty and conviction, and the psychology of free will - in other words, a survey of fundamental topics. Readers will find a fresh perspective on all these themes from a panpsychic or dual aspect viewpoint whereby the psyche is the experiencing brain."" -- David Lorimer Network Review"

""In Microgenetic Theory and Process Thought, Brown o ers us his most recent essays on the philosophical implications of mi-crogenetic theory, set against the modern context of writings in process thought... Brown's writing and examples are lucid enough that most readers will find themselves not just analyzing the ideas in an academic frame of mind, but reflecting on their own phenomenological reality... I think many readers will find themselves understanding microgenetic reasoning in new ways, and will not be able to avoid new insights into the nature of their own personal phe-nomenology."" -- Don M. Tucker, Department of Psychology, University of Oregon Mind and Matter ""The writing is technical but clear and the contents cover the mind/brain state, experience, consciousness, feeling, thinking, novelty and causation, certainty and conviction, and the psychology of free will - in other words, a survey of fundamental topics. Readers will find a fresh perspective on all these themes from a panpsychic or dual aspect viewpoint whereby the psyche is the experiencing brain."" -- David Lorimer Network Review

In Microgenetic Theory and Process Thought, Brown offers us his most recent essays on the philosophical implications of mi-crogenetic theory, set against the modern context of writings in process thought... Brown's writing and examples are lucid enough that most readers will find themselves not just analyzing the ideas in an academic frame of mind, but reflecting on their own phenomenological reality... I think many readers will find themselves understanding microgenetic reasoning in new ways, and will not be able to avoid new insights into the nature of their own personal phe-nomenology. -- Don M. Tucker, Department of Psychology, University of Oregon Mind and Matter

In Microgenetic Theory and Process Thought, Brown offers us his most recent essays on the philosophical implications of mi-crogenetic theory, set against the modern context of writings in process thought... Brown's writing and examples are lucid enough that most readers will find themselves not just analyzing the ideas in an academic frame of mind, but reflecting on their own phenomenological reality... I think many readers will find themselves understanding microgenetic reasoning in new ways, and will not be able to avoid new insights into the nature of their own personal phe-nomenology. -- Don M. Tucker, Department of Psychology, University of Oregon Mind and Matter The writing is technical but clear and the contents cover the mind/brain state, experience, consciousness, feeling, thinking, novelty and causation, certainty and conviction, and the psychology of free will - in other words, a survey of fundamental topics. Readers will find a fresh perspective on all these themes from a panpsychic or dual aspect viewpoint whereby the psyche is the experiencing brain. -- David Lorimer Network Review

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Jason Brown is a behavioural neurologist and, for over 30 years, Clinical Professor of Neurology at New York University Medical Center. He has authored 13 books and over 200 articles on disorders of language and cognition with brain damage and other topics in neuropsychology. In his microgenetic theory, he extends insights from clinical study to topics in the philosophy of mind.

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