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Emotion, cognition, and free representation
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (2):210-210 (2000)
Abstract
The representation of events, in primates at any rate, is a separate process from their emotional evaluation. The same holds for cognitive evaluation. Here too representation and evaluation are separate operations. Acknowledging the symmetry leads to the notion of free representation.My notes
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