A logico-mathematic, structural methodology: Part III, theoretical, evidential, and corroborative bases of a new cognitive unconscious for sub-literal (SubLit) cognition and language

Journal of Mind and Behavior 25 (4):287-322 (2004)
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This second companion paper to a logico-mathematic, structural methodology and its findings address theoretical issues underlying sub-literal phenomena. The concept of a “cognitive psycho-dynamics” is introduced. In addition, research on masked priming and automatic activation of “chronic goals and motives” schemata are presented as initial and partial explanatory theoretical bases. Corroborating findings from fMRI and other neurological research suggest that some of the cognitive operations are biologically based. A biological evolutionary framework is then presented to explain the origin and development of SubLit cognition and lexical referents. Implications are discussed throughout

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