The Thinking of Thoughts¶
Ryle, G. (1968). The Thinking of Thoughts: What Is 'Le Penseur' Doing?.
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Primes¶
- Thick Description
- But the meaning-determining distinctions are precisely what the thin record drops, because the same motion can be an involuntary tic, a conspiratorial wink to an accomplice, a parody of someone else's wink performed for a third party, a Rehearsal of a wink for later use, or a poker tell.
This sourceReprinted in Collected Papers, Volume 2. Originates the thick/thin description distinction via the contracting-eyelid example (tic vs. wink vs. parody of a wink).
- But the meaning-determining distinctions are precisely what the thin record drops, because the same motion can be an involuntary tic, a conspiratorial wink to an accomplice, a parody of someone else's wink performed for a third party, a Rehearsal of a wink for later use, or a poker tell.
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