Theory of the Microdynamics of Occurrent Thought

A Theory of the Microdynamics of Occurrent Thought presents what is, perhaps, the first comprehensive theory of the microdynamics of occurrent thought to be presented in the psychological, cognitive, and philosophical literatures.

Herbert S. Demmin is a clinical psychologist with over thirty years of experience. He has a private practice in Nashua, New Hampshire.

List of FiguresPrefaceIntroductionChapter 1: Preliminary Considerations Chapter 2: Primary Occurrent Thoughts Chapter 3: Secondary Occurrent Thoughts Chapter 4: The Different Types of Occurrent Thoughts Chapter 5: The Significance of Occurrent Thoughts in Cognition Chapter 6: Visual Imagery Chapter 7: Barsalou's Perceptual, Modal Theory of Knowledge Chapter 8: Memory Chapter 9: Conceptual Short-Term Memory Chapter 10: Summary and Discussion References About the Author