Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind

Using a compelling argument that the mind works best when people trust their unconscious or "underminds, " psychologist Claxton makes an appeal to readers to be less analytical and let their creativity have free rein.

Acknowledgments	p. viii
List of Figures	p. xi
The Speed of Thought	p. 1
Basic Intelligence: Learning by Osmosis	p. 15
Premature Articulation: How Thinking Gets in the Way of Learning	p. 28
Knowing More than We Think: Intuition and Creativity	p. 48
Having an Idea: the Gentle Art of Mental Gestation	p. 68
Thinking Too Much? Reason and Intuition as Antagonists and Allies	p. 85
Perception without Consciousness	p. 100
Self-Consciousness	p. 116
The Brains behind the Operation	p. 133
The Point of Consciousness	p. 148
Paying Attention	p. 164
The Rudiments of Wisdom	p. 188
The Undermind Society: Putting the Tortoise to Work	p. 201
Notes	p. 227
Index	p. 249
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