States of Mind - Season 1 Episode 6 Jerome Fodor
In the 18th century it was assumed that the mind was 'transparent to itself '- that everything occurring in the brain was available to conscious thought. This idea seemed much less plausible after Freud introduced the notion of an unconscious mind housing 'dangerous' thoughts and desires. Modern psychology, though, has introduced another picture of unconscious mental processes, which has nothing to do with conflict, guilt or repression, but without which it is almost impossible to account for some of our distinctively human abilities, such as language. Professor Jerome Fodor, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, discusses how this other non-Freudian unconscious might be organised, and how it relates to our conscious thinking.
Year: 1983
Genre: Documentary
Country:
Studio: BBC Two
Director:
Cast: Jonathan Miller
Crew: Philip Speight (Producer), David F. Turnbull (Producer)
First Air Date: Feb 20, 1983
Last Air date: Jun 04, 1983
Season: 1 Season
Episode: 15 Episode
Runtime: 26 minutes
IMDb: 0.00/10 by 0.00 users
Popularity: 2.8163
Language: English
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