Notebooks of the Mind is a book I published nearly 10 years ago, it has
recefA+ntly been reprinted by Harper/Collins in a paperback edition.
The book deals with the varied modalities of thinking as informed by
the notebooks, conversations, and activities of experienced thinkers.
Vera
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Wed, 11 Oct 1995, Hiroaki Ishiguro wrote:
> Hi Vera,
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> At 5:16 PM 95.10.9 -0600, vera p john-steiner wrote:
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> >You are right, it is difficult to understand non-verbal modes of
> >response, semiotic mediation, etc. We frequently rely upon verbal
> >reports; but we also have ways to look at sketches (R. Arnheim examined
> >Picasso's drafts of Guernica in this way); then there are musical
> >notebooks, Beethoven's have been studies; Martha Graham's choreographic
> >notebooks are an other source.
> >These are but a few examples, see my Notebooks of the Mind for more of
> >them.
>
> What is your Notebooks of the Mind? Tell more, please.
>
> Hiroaki Ishiguro
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