… In our framework, each obstacle corresponds to a cause–effect relationship, ϕ i —that is,
attempting to move into the space occupied by the obstacle and then being blocked. This is …

… these spatial relationships. IN … of spatial language reduce to that of underlying nonverbal
thought? Claims that linguistic schemes are one of the two basic sorts of mental representation …

… ) Spatial representation of numbers account, (2) shared neural processing account, (3) spatial
… One possibility is that automatic SNAs are an artefact of numerical-spatial relations formed …

… Mathematics is frequently conceived of and expressed in terms of spatial relations.
Historically, many mathematical discoveries have made use of the human capacity to think and …

… a computational model of mental representations of objects … portion of our mental
representational space. In contrast to … both visual and conceptual mental representations for a …

… in spatial representations. … representations of the environment, and image spaces, that
are associated with the parietal cortex and are similar to self-centered spatial relationships. We …

… minds in Mind-space explains skill in accurately inferring mental states. … mind representation,
and separately the inference of mental states, can be achieved by adopting a Mind-space …

… these mental representations during mathematical operations. Thus, a high level of spatial
… Finally, spatial relations tasks involve changing the orientation or location of objects with …

… an internal representation of ‘the other’, in this case the image they have of God. This allows
people to form a real, meaningful relationship with God, and to construct a mental model of …

… Some of these representations are mental. It is customary for philosophers to distinguish
two main kinds of mental representations: perceptual representation (eg, vision, auditory, tactile…