Emotion, higher-order syntactic thoughts, and consciousness

Edmund T. Rolls

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This chapter discusses emotion and sets a framework for approaching the relation between affective state and consciousness. It describes multiple routes to action, some of which involve implicit or unconscious emotional processing, and one of which involves multiple-step planning that leads to a higher-order syntactic theory of consciousness.

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