Cognitive/Affective Continuum

• Responses to First Learning about Affect Theory by Jim Duffy a.k.a. J.C.D., 2/28/97
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    • Transcendence of the Cognitive/Affective *Dichotomy* by Jonathan Grindlinger, 4/15/97
      
      

Jon,...I agree with you about 99.9%. I think my postings indicate this. However, I see the affective/cognitive components as a "duality' rather than a dichotomy. Dichotomy implies a split of two mutually exclusive components whereas duality suggests two components that exist on the same playing field, so to speak. I know this sounds rather "picky" but we are making a lot of very fine distinctions already when we try to analyze the difference between two aspects that exist within one component (the affect/cognitive within the consciousness). .......Ed

• Exactly by Jonathan Grindlinger, 4/17/97
  • Affective Emergence by Ed Riemann, 4/20/97
    • Modularity versus Continuum by Jonathan Grindlinger, 4/23/97
      • Modulation vs Mathmatics by Ed Riemann, 5/1/97