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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice older book in good condition. Pages in good condition. No notes or highlighting. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> Many words link vision with thinking. In- sight foresight hindsight and oversight. Visionary and seer. The word “idea” de- rives from the Greek “idein”: to see. A sound thinker is sens-ible or possesses common sense; a creative thinker is imag- inative or farsighted a productive dreamer. Common phrases also connect thinking to the visual sense: See what I mean? Look at the idea from another viewpoint. Before focusing in examine the big picture. In- deed before entering further into a discus- sion about visual thinking let’s step back take a larger perspective and consider thinking generally. What is thinking? The word “thinking” is much used but little understood. When do you think? Do you think rarely or most of the time? Do you think when you are asleep? Does thinking occur only in your brain or does it extend out into your nervous system sense or- gans even into your muscles? Is the raw material of thinking a kind of inner speech sensory imagery or is it an “imageless” process that occurs below the threshold of your consciousness? (LL)