Drawing on convincing material from research interviews with hostages and former political prisoners, Jay Saunders returns three classic intellectual stories: "Teleporter" by Parvitt, "What does it mean to be a bat?" And Jackson "Marie-colored world" to form a new look at the study of consciousness. By examining consciousness from the perspective of social psychology, Saunders develops Cubism Psychology, challenging the accepted wisdom of mainstream approaches by saying that people can act freely. What makes "cubism psychology" is both many examples taken from different perspectives and multiple ways of looking at the main issues of person, mind and world.

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