Re: [xmca] perception/conception etc

[Martin Packer <packer@duq.edu>]

OK, Eric let's suppose you woke up this morning not wanting to listen to Dylan. What is the percept in that situation? Dylan? His music? Your temporary dislike? The fact that yesterday you felt differently?

Martin

On Jul 9, 2010, at 8:04 AM, ERIC.RAMBERG@spps.org wrote:

> Martin:
> 
> I understand your misgivings about placing construction within but perhaps 
> this makes sense:  concepts are appropriated from the social/cultural 
> arena but percepts are individually based.  My percepts about music may 
> run counter to yours and there are even days I don't want to listen to Bob 
> Dylan.  However, I have an appropriated concept of music that is probably 
> extremely similar to yours.  Does this make sense?  I know this 
> internal/exteranl debate has raged for years and won't end anytime soon 
> but some things do indeed happen within.  I still have to think though 
> that cracking this code between everyday and scietific could assist in 
> understanding human development.
> 
> eric
> 

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