Brook argues that treating the mind as a global representation removes any risk of an homunculus problem (Hogan, 1996), and further argues that this global representation is the representational base for ASA.
Brook further argues that this global representation is the representational base for ASA. Brook argues that treating the mind as a global representation removes any risk of an homunculus problem (Hogan, 1996).
Brook argues that treating the mind as a global representation removes any risk of an homunculus problem (Hogan, 1996). Brook further argues that this global representation is the representational base for ASA.
Brook argues that treating the mind as a global representation removes any risk of an homunculus problem (Hogan, 1996). Brook further argues that this global representation is the representational base for ASA.